You could just post in the 100 others you've made!!!uno_94 said:If Any One Can Find Reviews On These, Please Compare To Good Year Gt2's. Thanks!
wolfracepunto said:Enough threads on tyres
thats just what i was toldhmallett said:
auto express every yr,does a giant tyre test. the vredstein's won by a long margin. they were up against the top tyres, so no mean feat. remember, some tyres are directional, so make sure the tyres go on the rim and side of the car in its arrow rotation. i would stick the better tread on the front. the front end of an uno will understeer well before the back end gives out. 4mm is enough to control the rear, but no less really. if not sure, swap them round for safety.uno_94 said:If Any One Can Find Reviews On These, Please Compare To Good Year Gt2's. Thanks!
on the back, quite a few thousand. on the front is anyones guess. its down to tracking, tyre pressures, driving style and skills. bad tracking will kill them in less then a thousand miles with a combo of town and duel carriage ways. tyre pressures will lead to the outer wearing with low pressure and the middle with high pressure. enthusiastic cornering will take the shoulder away and prematurely wear them. skill plays an important roll. turning the steerring wheel while stationary,will wear tyres and steering. hitting kerbs, will damage the tyre bands and lead to "egging" locking the brakes will cause flat spots and so on. they could last 10000 miles or 500 miles. all depends.uno_94 said:hi,
what car tyres are pirelli P700Z, and how much do they cost for size on other thread?
also how many k miles would 4mm last?
yeah from reviews on internet they all say the vredsteins are very good, remember these are for sisters punto, not the uno, i think i am going to put pirellis on the back,sumplug said:auto express every yr,does a giant tyre test. the vredstein's won by a long margin. they were up against the top tyres, so no mean feat. remember, some tyres are directional, so make sure the tyres go on the rim and side of the car in its arrow rotation. i would stick the better tread on the front. the front end of an uno will understeer well before the back end gives out. 4mm is enough to control the rear, but no less really. if not sure, swap them round for safety.
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if so how much will it be?
