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Which rear tyres ?
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Which rear tyres ?
I am in need to change the rear tyres as my old OE S02's are busted.
I need dry traction, All 4 will be changed at the end of summer so i shouldn't worry about wear not even noise etc... Just pure dry grip. For what should i opt for ??
I need dry traction, All 4 will be changed at the end of summer so i shouldn't worry about wear not even noise etc... Just pure dry grip. For what should i opt for ??
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Originally Posted by tR|p^,Aug 2 2004, 08:07 PM
I am in need to change the rear tyres as my old OE S02's are busted.
I need dry traction, All 4 will be changed at the end of summer so i shouldn't worry about wear not even noise etc... Just pure dry grip. For what should i opt for ??
I need dry traction, All 4 will be changed at the end of summer so i shouldn't worry about wear not even noise etc... Just pure dry grip. For what should i opt for ??
I had some fitted a couple of months ago. If true, it'll be a problem keeping a matched set now 
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Originally Posted by Chris Type R,Aug 3 2004, 08:04 AM
I think that the Eagles should be 245s. Personally, I'd stick with OEMS for Summer / Autumn use.
S02 are good tyres all round, for traction wet/dry, wear and noise (excluding the hard ride). I am only interested in dry traction which i think i still say that the semi slicks are better then the S02. Anyone disagrees about this fact ?
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