Hi All,
I am after a set of 4 tyres to go on ford 13" wheels. I was tempted with the prospect of semi slick tyres (Road Leal)?
Does anyone know where I can get hold of these at a reasonable price? Alternatively any opinions of which 13" tyre to go for, road and track
tyre.
Cheers
Ian
Toyo 888's can be had for reasonable money.
Originally posted by cm
Hi All,
I am after a set of 4 tyres to go on ford 13" wheels. I was tempted with the prospect of semi slick tyres (Road Leal)?
Does anyone know where I can get hold of these at a reasonable price? Alternatively any opinions of which 13" tyre to go for, road and track
tyre.
Cheers
Ian
Hi for road legal semi slick there is the toyo 888 yokohama A048 in various compounds avon ACB10's.
Price wise the toyo and yoko are roughly about £50-£60 But the avons are nearer the £100. but more available s/h for £20-£30 from various racers
that have done one race so there is ussuly plenty of life in them left but obviously you will be changing them more often so cost involved there
bringing the back the balance of new toyo or yoko.
You will also hear various reports like these are crap and thoes are best but to be honest all three for road / trackday use will be fine Except
posibbly SVA where there have been some reports of them not having the right markings on them.
cheers matt
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Originally posted by procomp
Except posibbly SVA where there have been some reports of them not having the right markings on them.
cheers matt
Technically the Avon's need a slightly different setup (camber / castor etc) due to them being crossply & i haven't read reports in ages
but historically the avon's had the best dry grip.
can't remember which tyre was any good in the wet but i think the avon was poor.
(this info is all based on reading forums so could be complete cods-wollop.)
Hi yep all three tyres utimatly need slight different setups.
The avon depending on which compound is ussually better in the dry as said but also as said not as good in the wet.
when racing with avons you are allowed a wet weather tyre.
when racing with yoko's you ussually do not swap to a wet weather tyre . Depending on the regs for the championship.
cheers matt
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So what profile would be best in your opinion?
I have 185/60s on 6" rims on the front, and 205/60s on 7" rims on the rear. I'm using Yoky 21s at the mo', but I'm going to
try R888s next....
another vote for Toyor888