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[mark.adams]

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?

[Dazzler]

There are alot of threads on this topic if you search around.
Basically it does depend alot on individual choice.

[Chopsdad]

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

[tunnie]

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!  

[Taxi_Driver]

A 2.2 on lpg........its not gonna be needing too much grip for the power......so Nankangs NS2's   You should be able to get em for £55 a corner fitted......i can  
And they will last 30k+ miles  

You mighta guessed..........i like Nankangs NS2's  

[TheBoy]

Avon ZZ3s are rubbish on back of a tractor, if that helps...

[less]

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.

[TheBoy]

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.....

[miggy]

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.

[cem_devecioglu]

eagle f1 , more money in the pocket  potenza 8-)