Can anybody recommend me a good tyre. Runs and hides

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Cheers Steve, Going to stick with the T1R's on the 16's

Thinking of trying the PX4's on the 17's though!

Still an excellent choice squire. You can't go wrong with them, it's just that the V12s get a good write-up and it's what I'll go for when I next need rubber.

I wouldn't go for the PX4s myself, not in the same range as the T1-Rs. I tried them and they're decent, but not in the same league. So stick with the T1-Rs for both.

Steve

Shall we set up a group called S.O.K. (Save Our Kittens) or even S.O.K.U.T.S. (Save Our Kittens, Use The Search). lol.

I'm sure someone will now mention Goodyear F1 GSD3s (but don't fit in winter!) and someone else will go on about how Rainsport 2s are great.