I've heard good things about the Adrenalins as well..
Wonder if their value for money as well?
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I've heard good things about the Adrenalins as well..
Wonder if their value for money as well?
I have no hesitation saying that the Dunlop Sport Maxx is a good one. And it's available in every size imaginable except ridiculous 20" sizes for Euro!!!
Well got the S.Drive's put on today - first impression is very good, heaps better than the worn out Bridgestones (38k on them), sticks to the road! Very impressed :)
Have a trip down the Coffs coming up so will see how they go on that, may take the winding road ;)
I noticed Bob Jane has a catalogue out with Bridgestone ER 300 in 225/45/R17 advertised for $219 per corner. Bridgestone market them as a touring tyre.
Has anyone tried them out for everyday driving as opposed to spirited driving?
What is the OEM tyre on Euros these days?
Touring tyre = sedate driving.
Have you considered Toyo T1R for around a similar price?
Nice looking tyre, will give it some thought. Thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by aaronng
Is anyone here running Adrenalin RE001 on their Euro in 225/45/17?
225/45/17 RE001 , RE040 and RE050....which one will you guys choose for Euro? Anyone know the price for them?
I haven't tried them, but out of those I'd choose RE001, mainly because of the rap everyone's giving them, and I think they are also cheaper than the other two you mentioned.Quote:
Originally Posted by AHJ
The RE050's would be nice to try if you have the $$$.
Going on past experience OEM tyres are usually not that good.I've changed them out on my last 3 cars i've bought new.
just buy the Dunlop Direzza DZ101, i bought them for $145 a pop for 17", great tyres.
RE040 is decent, RE050 is very nice (new STI comes with RE050A, old STI came with RE070). RE001 has best bang for your buck as it would most probably be the cheapest out of the 3. I am using RE001 on my car.