Tyre help please

[old_n07]

Falkens are also worth a look, I have used them in the past all ok.

I'm running falken 452's at the moment, in the dry they are excellent especially with the heat we've got at the moment. However in the wet they're pretty bad

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ATS are doing 25% off 4 Michelin tyres or 15% off 2, this is an in branch only offer so not available online, they did 4 PS3's for £550 fitted

Michelin also have a cashback deal on at the moment link

With the £50 cash back it cost me £500 for a set of PS3's (£125 a corner) fitted which was cheaper than Uniroyal's, Goodyears, Conti's, Pirelli's etc

[funk3y]

Ended up just getting Falken 452's get them fitted today.  Read alot of reviews and the positive ones outweighed the negative so they will do me.

[DunnDeal12]

Ended up just getting Falken 452's get them fitted today.  Read alot of reviews and the positive ones outweighed the negative so they will do me.

oh no not falkens my fronts only lasted 5K.

[km]

Ended up just getting Falken 452's get them fitted today.  Read alot of reviews and the positive ones outweighed the negative so they will do me.

oh no not falkens my fronts only lasted 5K.

our tyre opinions are similar 

when i had 452s, swear they didn't even last that..

[Dalo Harkin]

I have only ever heard good things about Falken too, they tend to be the small stretched ones though so dont know how the standard ones fair

[old_n07]

The Falken 452's I had were great in a straight line just not corners especially in the wet 

[km]

aren't the majority of tyres good in a straight line 

[Dalo Harkin]

aren't the majority of tyres good in a straight line 

ha ha worst tyres I ever had were Pirelli P6000 good in the dry, frightening in the wet 

[lemski]

P6000s are f**kin horrible. Never would by em again