MK5 Golf GTI
All Things Mk5 => Mk5 General Area => Topic started by: candy turbo on October 29, 2009, 08:35:34 pm
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any one used these tyres , what are they like ? :happy2:
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There good tires but for the money i'd rather get some Vredestein Ultrac Sesanta
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They are great if your camber is solid. if you are lowered and don't have camber plates they are a little too soft...
I don't know what they cost there but they are only $70 a tire here so I still run them and replace them every 5 months.
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Gone from bridgy's to these and am happy....
Personally I think you have to have them or indeed any tyre on the screaming limit to notice any bad points.
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had these 2. cant complain for the price, diddnt have the straight line grip of my conti 3's but just as good areound the twisties
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Have 2 of these on my front at the moment.
Great tyre for the price.
The only thing i didnt like initially was the lack of a rim protector :(
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I had them on mine...
Fantastic tyre for the price - much better in the bends than the factory dunlops.
also, pretty quiet from the roadnoise point of view.
Andy
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Got them too as they came with my wheels (4 for £150) excellent value, work well in the dry though not amazing in the wet,
R
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Had these tyres on a few wheels over the years, great tyre, value for money and last for ages! Ran them in 18" most of the time and can't complain, good all round tyre :happy2:
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Have used the Falkens several times on different cars and have no complaints at all, especially for around £70 - 75 each for a 225/40/18.
Have bridgestones currently fitted to my GTI, Can't tell much difference between then and the Falkens I had last.
Will be trying the Vredestein's next time though.
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There good tires but for the money i'd rather get some Vredestein Ultrac Sesanta
..........same here.
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Very good tyres for the money, I bought them after i got sick of paying £130 each for Conti sport 3's. They seem to wear better than the Conti's, but they are a little noisier
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what about the 921 tread pattern looks similar to pirrelis £60 a corner
http://www.camskill.co.uk/products.php?plid=m4b0s134p12933 (http://www.camskill.co.uk/products.php?plid=m4b0s134p12933)
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what about the 921 tread pattern looks similar to pirrelis £60 a corner
http://www.camskill.co.uk/products.php?plid=m4b0s134p12933 (http://www.camskill.co.uk/products.php?plid=m4b0s134p12933)
The 912's are only speed rated to W level, so Falken market the 452 as their ultra-high performance tyre which is speed rated to Y level.
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thanks for your opinions guys , im going with the vredesteins in stead :drinking:
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I fitted some 235 vred's to my front wheels yesterday, not done much driving as yet but they instantly felt much better than my Dunlops, did some launch control to try them out and they grip well :happy2:
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I fitted some 235 vred's to my front wheels yesterday, not done much driving as yet but they instantly felt much better than my Dunlops, did some launch control to try them out and they grip well :happy2:
i had dunlops on and have fitted michelin ps2 all round cant beleive how much more grip these things have, maybe the dunlops were made of plastic
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Very good tyres for the money, great for the stretch