I have found the Hankook K104s to be a great bang-for-buck
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I'm up for a set of new tires sometime before years end. Currently I've got Pirelli P-Zero Nero's which are close to the wear indicators all round. Great tires, although a bit on the noisy side. FANTASTIC grip in the wet as well. Apparently, Pirelli does not make them in my size anymore. Which leaves me wondering, what else to go for?
Budget wise I don't want to spend crazy amounts.
1996 Golf VR6 Colour Concept Green
I have found the Hankook K104s to be a great bang-for-buck
be careful to get something with the correct load rating. The choices are surprisingly small.
I went for michelin pilot precedas. Which are ok. Not the best but not the worst. The new version is sposed to be better though. I think in that size theyre around $250 per corner.
whats your budget?
Yeah not many choices in that size.
We have the same size on the wifes 16v Tolly and I just got a set of American Hercules brand tyres.
They are load rated, directional and have a water dispersant tread.
I paid $115 each for em.
3000kms on we are happy.
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the other tyres i looked at were yohohamas and bridgestone. But my tyre fitting friend was of the opinion the michelins were better.
Just check out their website and u will see what they have to offer
I will have to look properly but I have Yoko's for $110 and they were a 215/40/16.
They also had them in a 205 for the same price, but none when I was there.
I'm soo euro even my missus is shaved...
yeah this is why budget is a big factor too.
I'm preparing for $1000 all up, but less would be better. So much wallet rape lately!
1996 Golf VR6 Colour Concept Green
I used to use Silverstone for 205 45 R16's on my old Hyundai
Were always a realyl good tyre with really good grip in both wet and dry.
details here:
http://www.silverstone.com.my/tyre_ftzSport_spec.asp
or for the full range:
http://www.silverstone.com.my/catalog_passenger.asp
When it comes time to replace my tyres on the VR6, which are also 205 45 R16's I will be looking at Pirelli's since I have a mate in the biz who can get them cheap.
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