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Greeners 17th November 2014 01:52

Tyres Tyres Tyres Tyres and Tyres
 
well having spent what seems like a lifetime reading forums and reviews, I've come to the conclusion that tyre choice is fraught with danger !!!

I'm after a set of 4 18" tyres. The tyre reviews web site is a good place to start, but even that is full of odd reviews.

the last two in the list have no reviews.

Id set a budget of £80.

I think unless there's a eureka moment or someone offers something unbelievable, I'll be trying the Barum, only in as much as they are partnered with Continental.

Falken Ziex ZE914 15 £88.89
Toyo Proxes T1 Sport 22 £96.00
Barum Bravuris 2 31 £75.00
Kumho KU31 44 £77.00
Nexen N6000 60 £61.00
Nexen N8000 62 £61.00
Federal SS595 90 £57.00
Maxxis Pro R1 NA £69.00
Barum Bravuris 3HM NA £92.00

marinabrian 17th November 2014 06:30

Nexen N8000 have coped with everything I could throw at them on the rear of the ZT, not so the Wanjitown Siming Mountain Lawnmower and Dangerous Toy Co. snow tyres on the front :eek:

http://i250.photobucket.com/albums/g...ps2a0fcbe2.jpg

Neither tyre would have been my choice, but the Nexen apart from being a bit noisier than the Dunlops on Frosty seem quite capable ;)

Brian :D

tourer 17th November 2014 15:16

Quote:

Originally Posted by Greeners (Post 1842722)
well having spent what seems like a lifetime reading forums and reviews, I've come to the conclusion that tyre choice is fraught with danger !!!

I'm after a set of 4 18" tyres. The tyre reviews web site is a good place to start, but even that is full of odd reviews.

the last two in the list have no reviews.

Id set a budget of £80.

I think unless there's a eureka moment or someone offers something unbelievable, I'll be trying the Barum, only in as much as they are partnered with Continental.

Falken Ziex ZE914 15 £88.89
Toyo Proxes T1 Sport 22 £96.00
Barum Bravuris 2 31 £75.00
Kumho KU31 44 £77.00
Nexen N6000 60 £61.00
Nexen N8000 62 £61.00
Federal SS595 90 £57.00
Maxxis Pro R1 NA £69.00
Barum Bravuris 3HM NA £92.00


Costco have £50 off at the moment if you buy 4.
They sell Michelin and Bridgestone.
Mine are only 195 65 15 but if you buy the 4 the Michelins work out at £49 a corner all in.
Bridgestones were quoted about £6 cheaper.
It's worth being a member.

rosephus 17th November 2014 15:45

Quote:

Originally Posted by tourer (Post 1843150)
Costco have £50 off at the moment if you buy 4.
They sell Michelin and Bridgestone.
Mine are only 195 65 15 but if you buy the 4 the Michelins work out at £49 a corner all in.
Bridgestones were quoted about £6 cheaper.
It's worth being a member.

Costco quoted me £165 per tyre for my zt last week for 18 inch tyres. I could buy a whole set for that

suffolk boy 17th November 2014 15:48

nexens all the way .have word with howey in welyn he may be able to help

marinabrian 17th November 2014 16:59

Quote:

Originally Posted by joethefro (Post 1843196)
Costco quoted me £165 per tyre for my zt last week for 18 inch tyres. I could buy a whole set for that

No you couldn't, not new anyway ;)

Brian :D

rich17865 17th November 2014 17:07

Round, black, legal and made by someone who I have actually heard of.

I usually buy from these manufacturers, depending on price and or what offer they have,

Michelin, Good Year, Dunlop, Continential or Pirelli

I tend to favour Michelin on my every day vehicle.

Beyond that, can it really make much difference when it comes to a particular tyre manufacturers model?

I try not to give it much thought, as you can probably tell, because it is a minefield, fraught with mountains of facts, figures, fanfaronade and BS.

rathlindri 17th November 2014 17:14

Lassa Phenoma 225-45-18 on my ZT.....EXCELLENT! check them out

FLYING BANANA 17th November 2014 19:49

Continentel M3's on Banana. I know they are expensive but they are good.
GT Rdadial Champiro's on Redfive.

Doc Evil 17th November 2014 19:52

Quote:

Originally Posted by marinabrian (Post 1842773)
Nexen N8000 have coped with everything I could throw at them on the rear of the ZT, not so the Wanjitown Siming Mountain Lawnmower and Dangerous Toy Co. snow tyres on the front :eek:

http://i250.photobucket.com/albums/g...ps2a0fcbe2.jpg

Neither tyre would have been my choice, but the Nexen apart from being a bit noisier than the Dunlops on Frosty seem quite capable ;)

Brian :D

Looks like they were made from recycled prophylactics Brian


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