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[Bionic]

I use Admiral's and they work well for me. I ain't a slowcoach, steady grandaddy driver either  .
Almost silent, great all weather grip, long life and a nice comforatble ride too.
Really good economical price of around 65 notes each delivered. What more could you ask for?
On second set now and have no intention of changing. 

[TheBoy]

I use Admiral's and they work well for me. I ain't a slowcoach, steady grandaddy driver either  .
Almost silent, great all weather grip, long life and a nice comforatble ride too.
Really good economical price of around 65 notes each delivered. What more could you ask for?
On second set now and have no intention of changing. 

Going by some I had on one of my previous Omegas, some level of grip would be nice

Great grip is inversely proportional to long life. Thats where the compromise has to be made, if cost isn't a factor...

[sticka_v8_init]

I use Admiral's and they work well for me. I ain't a slowcoach, steady grandaddy driver either  .
Almost silent, great all weather grip, long life and a nice comforatble ride too.
Really good economical price of around 65 notes each delivered. What more could you ask for?
On second set now and have no intention of changing. 

Going by some I had on one of my previous Omegas, some level of grip would be nice

Great grip is inversely proportional to long life. Thats where the compromise has to be made, if cost isn't a factor...

You wouldn't recommend Falkens then 

[Lazydocker]

I use Admiral's and they work well for me. I ain't a slowcoach, steady grandaddy driver either  .
Almost silent, great all weather grip, long life and a nice comforatble ride too.
Really good economical price of around 65 notes each delivered. What more could you ask for?
On second set now and have no intention of changing. 

Going by some I had on one of my previous Omegas, some level of grip would be nice

Great grip is inversely proportional to long life. Thats where the compromise has to be made, if cost isn't a factor...

You wouldn't recommend Falkens then 

I'm sure I just heard Chris' Tic from here

[henryd]

I use Admiral's and they work well for me. I ain't a slowcoach, steady grandaddy driver either  .
Almost silent, great all weather grip, long life and a nice comforatble ride too.
Really good economical price of around 65 notes each delivered. What more could you ask for?
On second set now and have no intention of changing. 

Going by some I had on one of my previous Omegas, some level of grip would be nice

Great grip is inversely proportional to long life. Thats where the compromise has to be made, if cost isn't a factor...

You wouldn't recommend Falkens then 

I'm sure I just heard Chris' Tic from here

I'm sure his comments will appear shortly

[TheBoy]

I use Admiral's and they work well for me. I ain't a slowcoach, steady grandaddy driver either  .
Almost silent, great all weather grip, long life and a nice comforatble ride too.
Really good economical price of around 65 notes each delivered. What more could you ask for?
On second set now and have no intention of changing. 

Going by some I had on one of my previous Omegas, some level of grip would be nice

Great grip is inversely proportional to long life. Thats where the compromise has to be made, if cost isn't a factor...

You wouldn't recommend Falkens then 

Thats entrapment!

[sticka_v8_init]

I use Admiral's and they work well for me. I ain't a slowcoach, steady grandaddy driver either  .
Almost silent, great all weather grip, long life and a nice comforatble ride too.
Really good economical price of around 65 notes each delivered. What more could you ask for?
On second set now and have no intention of changing. 

Going by some I had on one of my previous Omegas, some level of grip would be nice

Great grip is inversely proportional to long life. Thats where the compromise has to be made, if cost isn't a factor...

You wouldn't recommend Falkens then 

Thats entrapment!

   

[MV6Matt]

I have aquired a set of MV6 17inch wheels for my 2.6 CDX saloon and need tyres. What would be the recommended make of tyres in 235/45/17

Hello mate,
When I had 17's I used Pirelli and Continentals. Can't fault them.

I'm going back to 17's in the Spring and shall be looking to put these on again.

I have also considered Potenzas and will give them a go if the others ain't available when I come to reboot my 17's

HTH

Matthew

[Kevin Wood]

I use Admiral's and they work well for me. I ain't a slowcoach, steady grandaddy driver either  .
Almost silent, great all weather grip, long life and a nice comforatble ride too.
Really good economical price of around 65 notes each delivered. What more could you ask for?
On second set now and have no intention of changing. 

Going by some I had on one of my previous Omegas, some level of grip would be nice

Great grip is inversely proportional to long life. Thats where the compromise has to be made, if cost isn't a factor...

You wouldn't recommend Falkens then 

Thats entrapment!

   

Not entirely fair, though. Some Falken customers are delighted with their purchases.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0FlCYbfwcoY

 

[aaronjb]

Not entirely fair, though. Some Falken customers are delighted with their purchases.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0FlCYbfwcoY

 

They're probably good for this, too: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lbRhsJTzZRY

(R888s on the front and no-names on the back, IIRC)

[cem_devecioglu]

I have aquired a set of MV6 17inch wheels for my 2.6 CDX saloon and need tyres. What would be the recommended make of tyres in 235/45/17

Hello mate,
When I had 17's I used Pirelli and Continentals. Can't fault them.

I'm going back to 17's in the Spring and shall be looking to put these on again.

I have also considered Potenzas and will give them a go if the others ain't available when I come to reboot my 17's

HTH

Matthew

model S001 .. 
 
the last time I tried to buy them, you can have them only by pre-paid order , need to wait 2 weeks and no guarantee for them being maximum 6 months old
 
ok.. I dont buy..

[feeutfo]

I have aquired a set of MV6 17inch wheels for my 2.6 CDX saloon and need tyres. What would be the recommended make of tyres in 235/45/17

Hello mate,
When I had 17's I used Pirelli and Continentals. Can't fault them.

I'm going back to 17's in the Spring and shall be looking to put these on again.

I have also considered Potenzas and will give them a go if the others ain't available when I come to reboot my 17's

HTH

Matthew

model S001 .. 
 
the last time I tried to buy them, you can have them only by pre-paid order , need to wait 2 weeks and no guarantee for them being maximum 6 months old
 
ok.. I dont buy..

Compated to sc3, quite a noisy tyre ime. And not massively grippy given the price. But certainly not a bad tyre.

[cem_devecioglu]

I have aquired a set of MV6 17inch wheels for my 2.6 CDX saloon and need tyres. What would be the recommended make of tyres in 235/45/17

Hello mate,
When I had 17's I used Pirelli and Continentals. Can't fault them.

I'm going back to 17's in the Spring and shall be looking to put these on again.

I have also considered Potenzas and will give them a go if the others ain't available when I come to reboot my 17's

HTH

Matthew

model S001 .. 
 
the last time I tried to buy them, you can have them only by pre-paid order , need to wait 2 weeks and no guarantee for them being maximum 6 months old
 
ok.. I dont buy..

Compated to sc3, quite a noisy tyre ime. And not massively grippy given the price. But certainly not a bad tyre.

their lateral G's was #1 on the tests and lap times considerably shorter.. but now mines are shot , flickers the traction light even passing from 2nd to 3rd at 100 km  

[cem_devecioglu]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3GCQHnm2wMY
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jWHJX-tOVrA
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G1Y8m9P6ISo
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=05Bqmt14THo
 
the brand names tells many

[cem_devecioglu]

r001 was the older model , s001 is new and better..but expensive..