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best 15in tyres
oadamo - 25/12/07 at 04:41 PM

hi whats the best 15in tyres for track and road use. there for the saxo iam converting to rwd. i want some that will give loads of grip. the car wont be used in the rain. but they have to be road legal.
adam


viatron - 25/12/07 at 05:12 PM

I love R888's but tyre choice is a very personal thing


muzchap - 25/12/07 at 06:38 PM

Second R888's and they have a new EVEN STICKIER compound out.

I also have A048's on the Elise S2 with the OZ Racing Wheels 195's on the front - and they are wicked too.

That said Toyo T1S seemed pretty bloody sticky on my last trackday and for £35 tyre didnt embarass themselves at all!

Sometimes on RWD its fun to have a slightly breakaway tyre - as long as it's progressive - T1S in 195/50/15 was lovely and progressive a real 'drifting' tyre for a 7 type chassis anyway!

Good luck - if your choice is sh*t just donut the fcuk outta em

I am an ageing hooligan its true...


smart1275gt - 25/12/07 at 07:07 PM

Toyo Proxies! Excellent grip and value for money.


higgsti - 25/12/07 at 09:02 PM

marangoni zeta lineas are cheap at £29 and as sticky as r888 and 048s a lot of people use them in the westfield speed series as they are list 1b tyre in the msa blue book


Mr Whippy - 26/12/07 at 12:28 AM

amazing...no one's told you to use 13in wheels, that makes a nice change


Coose - 26/12/07 at 12:39 AM

185x60-13. Oops, I'm so pre-diddly-ictable....

[Edited on 26/12/07 by Coose]


Avoneer - 26/12/07 at 09:00 AM

I don't think R888 will last too long on a Saxo.

A048's are far better than the R888's, but you pay a bit more and they won't last too long either.

I've heard good reports on Hankook RS2's and the Toyo T1's as mentioned above and they're cheap (er) and better suited to heavier cars (heavier than 7's anyway).

Pat...