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Re: Tyres suitable for omega
« Reply #75 on: 14 March 2013, 22:57:48 »

Myself and Pauls.

Sv308 iirc maybe Paul's will confirm?
« Last Edit: 14 March 2013, 23:01:25 by chrisgixer »
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Re: Tyres suitable for omega
« Reply #76 on: 14 March 2013, 23:02:57 »

Myself and Pauls.

Sv308 iirc maybe Paul's will confirm?

OK thanx
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Re: Tyres suitable for omega
« Reply #77 on: 14 March 2013, 23:28:38 »

Myself and Pauls.

Sv308 iirc maybe Paul's will confirm?

yes sv308
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Re: Tyres suitable for omega
« Reply #78 on: 14 March 2013, 23:29:33 »

Myself and Pauls.

Sv308 iirc maybe Paul's will confirm?

yes sv308
Thankyou Paul, and for your OOF spirit today. :y
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Re: Tyres suitable for omega
« Reply #79 on: 14 March 2013, 23:32:15 »

The basis of this is minimal tramlining. Grip level as per group.

MUST BE VARIFIED BY TWO DIFFERENT MEMBERS


These tyres have been tested or owned ( which ever ) by Chrisgixer Taxi Al and TheBoy, vxlv6 , dbug, Mv6Matt Pauls and Entwood so far.

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Goodyear Eagle F1 Asymmetric          Oe 17" 235/45R17 97 Y Extra Load - max load 730 Kg
Continental Sc3 mo           Front        18" 8j  245/40/18. 93y(rim protection)
Continental Sc3 Mo           Rear         18" 9j  265/35/18 97Y Extra load.
continental Sc3 generic                     Oe 17"
Dunlop sport maxx TT.                      Oe 17" 235/45/17 94Y
Michelin Pilot Primacy   225 55 16      OE 16" (expensive, and better available)
Pirelli P zero,                                    Oe 17" 235 45 17 r 97w

Mid range
Kumho ku31                                    Oe 17"
Pirelli p6000.                                    Oe 17"

Budget
Runway Enduro 916+ 97W XL          Oe 235/45/17 ET33 (priced as budget, mid range quality  )
                                                               Oe 225/55/16 ET35?
                                                                    245/40/18 ET33 Irmscher Stila 8J x 18"
Accelera Alphas                                Oe 16"
Toyo proxy t1r.                                 Oe 17"
Nexen CP461                                   Oe 16" 225/55/16 (speed and rating no longer       
                                                                       available) (caution in standing water)
Westlake  sv308                                    Oe17" 235 45 ZR17 97W M+S (test for no Tramlining 
                                                                                                                       only )
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Re: Tyres suitable for omega
« Reply #80 on: 15 March 2013, 19:17:15 »

'03 2.5 V6 Estate -  Goodyear EfficientGrip 225/55 R16 95W XL, F 34psi R 36psi.
On car when purchased (not new), now done 15K miles, rock steady (hands off wheel steady), very good dry, ok to good wet & snow, progressive break away, normally priced as mid range.
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Re: Tyres suitable for omega
« Reply #81 on: 15 March 2013, 19:51:26 »

'03 2.5 V6 Estate -  Goodyear EfficientGrip 225/55 R16 95W XL, F 34psi R 36psi.
On car when purchased (not new), now done 15K miles, rock steady (hands off wheel steady), very good dry, ok to good wet & snow, progressive break away, normally priced as mid range.

Typo should be 2.6 V6
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Re: Tyres suitable for omega
« Reply #82 on: 15 March 2013, 20:24:16 »

'03 2.5 V6 Estate -  Goodyear EfficientGrip 225/55 R16 95W XL, F 34psi R 36psi.
On car when purchased (not new), now done 15K miles, rock steady (hands off wheel steady), very good dry, ok to good wet & snow, progressive break away, normally priced as mid range.

Typo should be 2.6 V6
Thanks D. Can anyone varify these as driving straight for Mr Dbug? Sure they are but we need two members. Unless I've missed a previous post?
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Re: Tyres suitable for omega
« Reply #83 on: 15 March 2013, 20:28:18 »

'03 2.5 V6 Estate -  Goodyear EfficientGrip 225/55 R16 95W XL, F 34psi R 36psi.
On car when purchased (not new), now done 15K miles, rock steady (hands off wheel steady), very good dry, ok to good wet & snow, progressive break away, normally priced as mid range.

Typo should be 2.6 V6
Thanks D. Can anyone varify these as driving straight for Mr Dbug? Sure they are but we need two members. Unless I've missed a previous post?

they drive straight.. I bought for a friend , but compound sacrificed for low consumption and long life..  I found braking and cornering inadequate for nutters like me :-\
 
size I tried was 215 55 16 on a chinese SUVish..
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Re: Tyres suitable for omega
« Reply #84 on: 18 March 2013, 14:47:42 »

well I have just looked at my rear tyres and its time to replace at least one of them as were at the markers.
ill be taking off a budget which I have no idea how long its been on think mother fitted it in 2012 and a nexen 225/55/r16 which was fitted around 2011 not sure on its mileage life would have to check my files and there not currently with me. I have never had a problem with the nexen until the last 2000/3000 miles where the car would drift (backend ) in wet weather and it hates standing water as has been previously mentioned.

ill be replacing the tyres with the Runway Enduro 916+ 97W XL
http://www.etyres.co.uk/car-tyres-uk/detaillabel?productId=22708

goig to have to wait until I go back up home though on the 27th  :y
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Re: Tyres suitable for omega
« Reply #85 on: 18 March 2013, 16:08:47 »

well I have just looked at my rear tyres and its time to replace at least one of them as were at the markers.
ill be taking off a budget which I have no idea how long its been on think mother fitted it in 2012 and a nexen 225/55/r16 which was fitted around 2011 not sure on its mileage life would have to check my filesand there not currently with me. I have never had a problem with the nexen until ?the last 2000/3000 miles where the car would drift (backend ) in wet weather and it hates standing water as has been previously mentioned.

ill be replacing the tyres with the Runway Enduro 916+ 97W XLu
http://www.etyres.co.uk/car-tyres-uk/detaillabel?productId=22708

goig to have to wait until I go back up home though on the 27th  :y
You keep files on your tyres? ;D
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Re: Tyres suitable for omega
« Reply #86 on: 18 March 2013, 18:02:34 »

well I have just looked at my rear tyres and its time to replace at least one of them as were at the markers.
ill be taking off a budget which I have no idea how long its been on think mother fitted it in 2012 and a nexen 225/55/r16 which was fitted around 2011 not sure on its mileage life would have to check my filesand there not currently with me. I have never had a problem with the nexen until ?the last 2000/3000 miles where the car would drift (backend ) in wet weather and it hates standing water as has been previously mentioned.

ill be replacing the tyres with the Runway Enduro 916+ 97W XLu
http://www.etyres.co.uk/car-tyres-uk/detaillabel?productId=22708

goig to have to wait until I go back up home though on the 27th  :y
You keep files on your tyres? ;D

nope I keep files on my cars and I will have bound to have put the receipt in the file lol
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Re: Tyres suitable for omega
« Reply #87 on: 18 March 2013, 22:05:24 »

Marie, blackcircles are a smidgen cheaper, £68 :y
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Re: Tyres suitable for omega
« Reply #88 on: 20 March 2013, 00:11:02 »

So, are we adding Pirelli p6000 to this TB? :)

On checking they are already on the list.  :-[ ;D
« Last Edit: 20 March 2013, 00:12:43 by chrisgixer »
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Re: Tyres suitable for omega
« Reply #89 on: 20 March 2013, 10:07:55 »

So, are we adding Pirelli p6000 to this TB? :)

On checking they are already on the list.  :-[ ;D
Sorry, I cannot recommend a tyre that I have only driven for a couple of hundred miles at most, and that is almost on the wear marker when I started.

I was a tad late going to Pristine Wheels, needed to pick up the wheel before they closed, so was a bit frisky. I would say they do exhibit bum clenching understeer on fast sweepers. But given the wear, and the balancing (lack of), thats to be expected. Counter to that, they gave me the confidence to at least try.

P6000 is obselete as well? I know we couldn't get them in Rover size - they were superb on the Rover. Superb.
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