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Model specific boards => Golf mk2 => Topic started by: neil68 on 27 May 2007, 18:05
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Just had 4 fitted to my 16v, been out in dry and wet and must say that for the few xtra £s they are superb :smiley:
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Agreed, Goodyear make superb tyres. I had a set of Goodyear Eagle Ventura's on for 50K of brisk driving on A and B roads. They also reduced road noise :smiley:
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The only tyre i've ever dared to trust the LCR with! :smiley:
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I think there are tyres that are just as good as F1's but not for the same money, I've used them and thought they were the best tyres I've ever had on a car.
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yeah i have em too must say they are nice and grippy in wet or dry :cool:
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its either these or uniroyal rainsports that are going on my new wheelies
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I saw a site selling these at £40 a side.....that's for 195/50 R15's (i think!). Thought they would be worth a try!
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which ones at £40 each, eagles or uniroyals? either way, bargain
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which ones at £40 each, eagles or uniroyals? either way, bargain
yup - but you get toyo proxes on mytyres for £35 delivered. even more of a bargain :wink: (edit - in 15/195/50)
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proxies are poopensteiner
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Are they realy that bad mate ? I was thinking of getting them when I get me RA's finished :undecided:
I had a set of Pirelli P5000 Dragos once and they sucked the sweat off a dead mans balls :laugh:
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they are good just wear a bit quick, easily in the same league as f1's
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proxies are poopensteiner
heard people complain about proxes on bigger rims, but on 15s they're the tyre to have! i rate them as good, if not better, than the PE2s i had on my clio before...
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Sorry to hijack the thread a little but I've just bought a mk2 16v with the original RA's.
Tyres on it are 185/55/15, is this the right size tyre?
Looked for some tyres and they are all quite pricey, probably an odd size.
What's the best size for the RA's?
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I'd better jump in quick aswell and ask, what are the best tyres and prices for standard steel wheels, (185/60/R14, I think H rated?)
The car has got a reasonable set of cheaper tyres on it at the moment, but does not like the wet too much - may be the tracking and balancing etc... but I would like to get some new tyres of a decent standard and was looking at theEagle F1's.
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Check www.blackcircles.com for best prices. I've heard nothing but praise for eagle F1's.
Sounds like an odd size though like mine.
185/55/15 they don't do goodyears, 190/50/15 they do, £49 each fitted.
See if you can fit a more common tyre size to your wheels, will probably tell you in the handbook or inside the fuel filler.