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***Tyre Poll***



what do you use/recommend and why?

  • toyo proxies

    Votes: 627 25.1%
  • eagle F1 gsd's

    Votes: 390 15.6%
  • bridgestone potenza re720

    Votes: 45 1.8%
  • dunlop sp sport

    Votes: 44 1.8%
  • michelin pilot exalto

    Votes: 809 32.3%
  • yoko A539's

    Votes: 108 4.3%
  • kumho ecsta 712

    Votes: 53 2.1%
  • other please state...

    Votes: 426 17.0%

  • Total voters
    2,502

LeeRS

ClioSport Club Member
Pretty sure @LeeRS has these.

My understanding though

Dry good
Wet crap
Trackday 2 mins.

Yep im running these for faily use.
Perfectly fine. Good in the dry. Struggles in the wet if your driving like a nob but otherwise fine for the money.
Better than the proxes i had on before.

Ive not had a moment in them yet, lets put it that way. Definitly not for track though.
 
  Titanium ph1 turbo
Just put on a set of 4 Michelin ps3's for £203 fitted at Halfords... guy in there told me it had cost them £200 from Michelin and they were making £3 profit and must have been a misprice online?... Checked today and they're up to £57 a corner.
 
  BMW 320d SE
205/45/16 PS3s are coming in at £104 and upwards at the moment, which is a lot of cash. I've gone for a couple of Goodyear Eagle F1AS2 for £77 each. I hope I won't regret moving away from the PS3s but I can't justify the extra £30 or so per tyre.
 
  RB R26.R
What are peoples thoughts on Conti C.S 5 tyres?
I have a 200 cup used for fast road and possible future trackday.
I have used Toyo 888s on a megane before and loved them, I don't drive the car in the wet. Half decided to spend money on some toyos again but open to other peoples suggestions?
Hugh
 

James363

ClioSport Club Member
  Clio 172 Cup
I got a set of second hand NS2R's in 180 compound and I love them for fast road, although you do have to work if it's cold or wet to keep the heat in them.
 

Darryl_1983

ClioSport Club Member
  RB 182 Cup
Whats the go to tyre these days for a 182 on 16" wheels? The 182 i've just bought has T1R's on it and i'm not impressed.

I've had Rainsport 2's and 3's in the past, which are both two soft in the sidewall and made the car feel like it was rolling over the sidewalls when corning hard. Also had PS3's but i found with these lift off oversteer was a problem.

Got Goodyear Eagle F1 Asy 3's on my other car and these are pretty good, but doesn't look like they are available in the size i need.
 

Darryl_1983

ClioSport Club Member
  RB 182 Cup
Are V12's a good all round then?

I'd considered them before buying RS2 on my last 182, not sure why i went for the RS2 over the V12's in the end.
 

Darryl_1983

ClioSport Club Member
  RB 182 Cup
Are the V12 evo 2 a farily new tyre? seems there is a lot of comparison to Pilot Super Sports on various forums. Obviously the concensus is that the PSS are the better tyre, but the V12's are a good option.
I'm leaning towards the V12's now to be honest, the Goodyear F1's are the older version 2 which gets good reviews but the reviews are normally quite old.
Shame there isn't a bit more choose really. PSS would have been great if available in thesize needed.

Anything will likely be better than the Toyo's curently fitted, but I don't want to miss an opportunity to improve the car.
 
  Swift Sport
Looking for new tyres for my MX-5 that have a nice stiff sidewall and wear well, but without huge amounts of grip like a track tyre would offer.

Any suggestions?
 
My 182 currently has v12s up front and ps3s on the rear. Been considering going ps3 or eagle f1 all round. Used the f1s on track on a previous car and they grip really well. Had the ps3s too on a road car and they are awesome on wet and dry.
 
  Renault Clio RS Cup
Lots of choices here. I've purchased some Pirelli P Zero Nero's as soon as I have a ramp free at work I can get the wheels refurbished and new tyres fitted..
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Steve

ClioSport Club Member
  ST3 8.5
I will throw a new make of tyre you have heard of into the hat, this is aimed more at the trackday heros.
MRF
Yes that is correct MRF.
If you think RSRs, NS2Rs, AD08r or Direzza's are good you may have to rethink your definition of good.
Been at Donongton today with Rodders testing his mk4 race car, Direzzas were on till dinner then he got offered to try a set of MRF.
Transformed the car, a lot quicker, more compliant on the limit, better under braking.
The Direzzas are a bloody good tyre but they do grip grip grip let go, the MRF were an eye opener.
 

-Jamie-

ClioSport Club Member
I will throw a new make of tyre you have heard of into the hat, this is aimed more at the trackday heros.
MRF
Yes that is correct MRF.
If you think RSRs, NS2Rs, AD08r or Direzza's are good you may have to rethink your definition of good.
Been at Donongton today with Rodders testing his mk4 race car, Direzzas were on till dinner then he got offered to try a set of MRF.
Transformed the car, a lot quicker, more compliant on the limit, better under braking.
The Direzzas are a bloody good tyre but they do grip grip grip let go, the MRF were an eye opener.
I've seen a few reports of these MRF tyres supposedly being the R tyre to get. If they really are better than a DZ03 then I'll definitely be getting a set. I'd be interested to see actual data and times comparing them though, not just people saying they are faster
 
  Clio 182 - RB
Just got some Micheline PS3's, £300 fitted [emoji16] Bargain!

Need to source some standard 182 wheels next as I have 4 new Nankang tyres in the shed that I could put to good use [emoji1305]


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