Voted for the Uniroyals, had them on 3 cars and they are excellent for the price

Bazinga.............. i thought id get this one up top again

above my old one

Edited 26 November, 201015 yr by Lloyd55vrs

Toyo T1rs arnt done in 215/35/19s

I've merged the two threads

ok buddie cheers i will adjust my poll the new one has vanished

i think my choices are all back up there

i can begin info collecting i like info

cheers again guys :thumbup::thumbup:

Bugger it I lost the poll didn't I :yes:

indeed you did me ol' matey all good tho. ive stuck them back up for revotes lol

its not a life or death so its no bad un its just some help picking tyres so im sure i'll be fine lol hehe

i'll keep bumping it back up for votes lol

im lost on this one, i have no idea what ones to get :(

Edited 26 November, 201015 yr by Lloyd55vrs

psssst votes guys pa-weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeease

Im running Rainsport 2's on the vRS, done around 3000 miles on them (set of 4) and I cant recommend then highly enough. They are fairly competent in the dry (I have a heavy foot) not the best but not far off in my opinion but in the wet they are unbelievable, and actually they are coping admirably in the snow that we have at the minute.

cool, i do like the look of the rainsport 2 , and the yoko s drive got a nice look although the falken looks nice with a little stretch

i sooooooooo dont know what to go for???????????

arnt the rainsports nice and quiet????

DAMIT I NEED LIKE A SET OF EACH lol ££££££££££££££££££££££££££££

noink

just added the dunlop sport maxx to the poll another option

I am loving my Rainsport 2's as well.Good in the dry,excellent in the wet and the best surprise is against all odds they cope well in the snow.

P-Zero's all the way. My old knackered(2-3mm) ones are even keeping me safe and on time for work in the snow! TBH, knowing how much grip I get in the dry I really didn't expect them to be any use in the snow at all, but yet again they are proving they are worth the extra pennies.

I'm about 500 miles into a set of four 452s, and they're not at all bad for just over £80 a corner. They're XL so the ride is pretty stiff, but they manage very well in the wet and the current snow hasn't fazed them too badly. Didn't have the chance to take them out for a proper dry weather thrash before they'd bedded in though - first impressions were that they were very grippy but would break away suddenly at the limit if pushed hard over a rough surface. I think that might have backed off now they've worn in a bit, waiting to find out

The falken does stretch nice too

My Toyo T1R's were £80 a tyre, that to me represents good value for money. Rather have a brand i can trust at a price i can afford.

S1 Evo V12 have wet/dry really good grip...

Put they suck at puncture resistance, specially on the side wall and shoulder... if you drive in dirty/bad roads, not recommended, ever...

Toyo only offer the proxe 4 in the 215/35/19 drat.

cheers for the heads up on the hankooks being ran stretched maybe a soft sidewall is prob not best idea ???

I had 4 Falken fk452's fitted on Wednesday. £75 a corner, fitted.. A good price for a middle spec tyre I thought. Still running them in but coped better in the snow than my previous P.O.S Maxxis tyres/Infinity tyres mix did back in January's snowfall.

Toyo only offer the proxe 4 in the 215/35/19 drat.

cheers for the heads up on the hankooks being ran stretched maybe a soft sidewall is prob not best idea ???

Just keep a can of Slime in your car

If you are looking for grip in wet/dry conditions they are really good, better than Toyos, at least for me... also, they look really nice

slime? puncture studd im guessing

wow just found demon tweeks price the toyo at £121 and seems falkens are sneaking up a tenner recently?

hmmm?

also.................... bazinga (bump)