Below is post from the "approved tyre" thread.
http://www.omegaowners.com/forum/index.php?topic=111577.75#quickreplyIt was intended as a guide for owners to choose a tyre that had been used first hand by members that where prepared to put thier name to them as suitable. "Suitable" meaning proven first hand to be at the very least, stable. Some members have been stung by a couple of tyres at varying cost that have utterly destroyed a cars handling.
The list below gives the names of those proven basic level tyres Oof members have owned and another member has agreed as fit purpose.
Your job there after, is to evaluate your own driving and, therefor, grip level requirements and buy accordingly. Realistically, from this point on, only you can decide what tyres are suitable, given your budget and driving style.
Hope this helps.
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.
Premium
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 )