johnny74 wrote:Evostu wrote:johnny74 wrote:so r these yokos the best 2 get 4 grip or are there and ones better
I had Yoko A539's on the last car and they were great in the dry (very sticky) but it was like skating on ice when it was wet.
Also the compound is very soft and will wear quickly and they are also very easy to light up.
I wouldn't have them again but thats just IMO.
EvoStu.
thanks stu
what would u recommend as ur a GOD dude
cheers
Cheers mate!
Muchos Grassyarse and all that!
To be honest mate, I don't think anyone has found a top drawer replacement for the Potenza yet? As much as people slag it off, it's not actually that bad and suits the CTR down to the ground due to it's very stiff side walls.
However I've a mate who swore by his Federal SS595's on an Evo. Very nice tyre by all accounts.
This was from the following thread:
http://www.civictype-r.co.uk/forum/vie ... 6&start=15
Adambsmith wrote:
Those Falkens look cool - where have you heard the good news about them Stu?
It was the Federal's I'd heard good things about.
Designed by Bridgestone & Dunlop and made by Bridgestone for Federal.
They are trying to crack the European market so are selling them at intentionally low prices.
Here's some more info.
http://www.federaltyres.com.au/car/ss595.htm
http://www.federaltire.com.tw/usa/pcrss595/ss595.html
And here's the TVTC test report against 3 of it's rivals.
http://www.federaltire.com.tw/usa/tvtc.html
You can pick these tyres up in 215/40/17 from
http://www.topgear.co.uk for around 55 quid a corner.
If they are good as they say then they are a bargain.
Hope this helps?
EvoStu.