Do you know what john, I dont have a clue what they they are, just had a look on the side wall and it says "nexen N blue eco" with 85v.
What happened was, I had the set of wheels I bought the car with, they had bald/cracked tyres all round and were manufactured in 2004 lol! So I binned them whilst having those wheels refurbed, then I found a guy selling a decent set of hgt wheels with "just above legal limit" of tread left, for 70 quid. So I thought, rather than skint myself buying decend rubber, I'll buy these for the mitcar meet, finish the tyres off, then when I have more money, get decent tyres.
Anyway after they arrived, I wanted the tyres swapped onto my refurbed wheels for the meet. But after my tyre guy inspected them, he measured them and 3 were under the limit, and 1 had a screw stuck in it. (im not in anyway complaining, or have anything against the guy I bought the wheels of, seing as though the alloys are worth 70 easy without tyres IMO) but with points on my licence already, and 3 points per bald tyre, it wasn't worth the risk.
He just basically said, "look, I've got 4 nexens in your size new on the shelf, yours for £211.00 fitted, I'll put them on now and you can square me up next week." it was really deacent of him to do that for me so I didn't even ask what they were tbh.
I had n2000's on my coop as budgets to run around on, and for what they are and the price you pay, absolutely faultless. I bought them new when my coupe was standard, and the tyres performed better than I expected, than after getting my car back from my specialist down in london with 350+ bhp and matching torque, the tyres still coped, even in winter!. Don't get me wrong I could make them spin for britain in 3rd even 4th in the wet, and would have probably killed myself pushing them in the bends in bad weather, but day to day, even driving enthusiastically for a cheap budget tyre, for the price you pay, bob on!
These ones on my bravo now, not quite sure what they are, but they are ok, decent, quiet and comfortable, but there not so good when pushed. The arse end did unexpectedly start to step out a couple of times on sunday, it was dry and warm and they didn't seem to handle quite as well as I'd have liked, but again for 211 quid, ballanced, new valves and fitted, you won't get a complaint from me
besides the bravo is copletley standard with no handling mods at all so I can't put that all down to the rubber.
Thanks for the complements anyway, really happy with it so far, I'll be continuing with her progress as soon as my bank ballance recovers