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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: mark.adams on 29 January 2008, 17:13:03
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Just reading about somebody elses woes with a different speed rated tyre... What is the best, yet still reasonably affordable tyres to put on a miggy, take mine as an example a 2.2 petrol on a 52 plate?
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There are alot of threads on this topic if you search around.
Basically it does depend alot on individual choice. ;)
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Just reading about somebody elses woes with a different speed rated tyre... What is the best, yet still reasonably affordable tyres to put on a miggy, take mine as an example a 2.2 petrol on a 52 plate?
I have the same car - Pirelli P7's from new - £75 at local tyre fitters - £150 at Kwik Fit. Quiet, grippy and good for 20k
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depends what you want out of a tyre, with a 2.2 like me its hardly going to need 'performance' tyres.
Got a full set of Goodyear Eagle Ventures on mine, had them 3 years and done 25k and still have 6mm on the back!
And those tyres were already on the car when i bought it! :o
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A 2.2 on lpg........its not gonna be needing too much grip for the power......so Nankangs NS2's :y You should be able to get em for £55 a corner fitted......i can :y
And they will last 30k+ miles :y
You mighta guessed..........i like Nankangs NS2's :y ;D
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Avon ZZ3s are rubbish on back of a tractor, if that helps...
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I used to swear by Avon ZZ3 as they were excellent for grip. Then I realised that I couldn't get more than a year (10k miles) out of them even after Tony Bones had sorted my wheel alignment. They were really bad for tramlining too. >:(
Am changing over to Conti sport contacts which so far seem more durable and better for tramming. Time will tell.
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I used to swear by Avon ZZ3 as they were excellent for grip. Then I realised that I couldn't get more than a year (10k miles) out of them even after Tony Bones had sorted my wheel alignment. They were really bad for tramlining too. >:(
Am changing over to Conti sport contacts which so far seem more durable and better for tramming. Time will tell.
I wouldn't put ZZ3s on a skateboard. Very unimpressed with lack of grip.....
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I used to swear by Avon ZZ3 as they were excellent for grip. Then I realised that I couldn't get more than a year (10k miles) out of them even after Tony Bones had sorted my wheel alignment. They were really bad for tramlining too. >:(
Am changing over to Conti sport contacts which so far seem more durable and better for tramming. Time will tell.
I wouldn't put ZZ3s on a skateboard. Very unimpressed with lack of grip.....
PMSL...Sorry had to laugh.rather skateboard. ;D ;D ;D ;D :y :y
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eagle f1 , more money in the pocket potenza 8-)