tyre advice
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You might look at Uniroyal Rainsports or the sportier Falken offerings, too.
Generally Camskills have stuff at a decent price -- you casn get them fitted and balanced locally.
Generally Camskills have stuff at a decent price -- you casn get them fitted and balanced locally.
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Depends on how many miles you do in a month or in a year.
In my mind I would go with either the kumho or the falken as they are a good mid-range tyre and it wont cost a lost to get a new one if you get a puncture on the edge of the side wall.
In my mind I would go with either the kumho or the falken as they are a good mid-range tyre and it wont cost a lost to get a new one if you get a puncture on the edge of the side wall.
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im beginning to love uniroyals tbh
Good prices, Decent quality and good grippy tyres
There known for the wet ability to be sometimes better then there dry
The Rainexpert is smaller tyres
moving into the Rainsports The Rainsport 2 are directional, where as the Rainsport 3's are Asymetrical Which means Can go on both sides
LIst your tyre size and we can give links
Im running Uniroyal winter tyres - and love the fact they are really grippy but noisey in the wet
cant wait to try snow / ice when it hits
Ziggy
Good prices, Decent quality and good grippy tyres
There known for the wet ability to be sometimes better then there dry
The Rainexpert is smaller tyres
moving into the Rainsports
The Rainsport 2 are directional, where as the Rainsport 3's are Asymetrical Which means Can go on both sides LIst your tyre size and we can give links
Im running Uniroyal winter tyres - and love the fact they are really grippy but noisey in the wet
cant wait to try snow / ice when it hits
Ziggy
