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  1. #37
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chris_F View Post
    Honestly, I was really disappointed with the f1 gs-d3... after about 15,000km they really feel lacking in grip and only lasted me 30,000km or so.

    I'd suggest advan sport v103, instead I'm using them now and they're great: higher grip level, quieter, less tramlining and a more subtle appearance.
    any chance you know where your GSD3 are made from?
    i had a set of German gsd3 before, used it pass 35000km, and it is still gripping quite well. now on Falken FK452, would say they are as good as the GSD3, at only 2/3 the price.

  2. #38
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    Quote Originally Posted by yfin View Post
    You need to check with each tyre manufacturer about tyre weight. There is a huge variance across the brands and many do not publish that info anyway.

    And yes you can still use the space saver but the car will probably not track straight due to the difference.
    Cheers mate. I'll start researching!

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    Quote Originally Posted by sodaz View Post
    What about tyre weights? Which tyres are lighter than others? The 17" rims are about 10kg in weight (about 1kg more than the 16") so I want to make sure that the tyres I put on aren't too heavy. They look awesome compared to the 16" rims. Can't wait to put them on. They should increase overall grip a lot.

    Will it still be ok for me to use the 16" space saver spare? The overall diameter will increase 0.54cm according to my calculations - From 205/55/16R to 225/45/17R.
    Put the space saver on the rear (like you are supposed to) and it'll be ok at a speed limit of at up 70km/h I think. Too bad with RWD vehicles, you need a full sized spare.
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    I'm running conti sport contact 2s but a bit pricey.Dunlop sport Maxx seem to get a good rap!!consider them.

  5. #41
    hi, sorry to hijack the thread, but need some opinion.

    I just got a quote from melbourne as follow:

    Yoko V550 265 each
    Conti Sport Contact 2 255 each
    Sport Maxx 245 each
    Adrenalin 225 each

    205/55/16 balance and fitted, any idea this sound reasonable? Also the tyre place claim Yoko and Conti is best for euro and it just appears they are the most expenive too out of the list, anything to back up this claim?

    Thanks.
    Last edited by petsfact; 11-06-2007 at 11:30 PM.

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    sounds expensive...

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    Quote Originally Posted by petsfact View Post
    hi, sorry to hijack the thread, but need some opinion.

    I just got a quote from melbourne as follow:

    Yoko V550 265 each
    Conti Sport Contact 2 255 each
    Sport Maxx 245 each
    Adrenalin 225 each

    205/55/16 balance and fitted, any idea this sound reasonable? Also the tyre place claim Yoko and Conti is best for euro and it just appears they are the most expenive too out of the list, anything to back up this claim?

    Thanks.
    The Yoko you listed is the low road noise version. I'd rather Conti Sport Contact 2 instead. So it's either the Contis or the Adrenalin. Both different tyres for different uses. Get Contis for normal driving, and Adrenalin if you are the kind that goes through your tyres quickly. BTW, you can do better than $225 for Adrenalins in that size. If you go to any bridgestone tyre centre, they are selling Adrenalins in 205/55 R16 for $199 now during their Stack Stock Sale. http://www.btc.net.au/StockStack2007/metro.asp
    Last edited by aaronng; 12-06-2007 at 12:12 PM.
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  8. #44
    Quote Originally Posted by aaronng View Post
    The Yoko you listed is the low road noise version. I'd rather Conti Sport Contact 2 instead. So it's either the Contis or the Adrenalin. Both different tyres for different uses. Get Contis for normal driving, and Adrenalin if you are the kind that goes through your tyres quickly. BTW, you can do better than $225 for Adrenalins in that size. If you go to any bridgestone tyre centre, they are selling Adrenalins in 205/55 R16 for $199 now during their Stack Stock Sale. http://www.btc.net.au/StockStack2007/metro.asp
    what happened to the sport maxx?

  9. #45
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    What do you guys think of Kumho? specifically the Kumho Ku31?

    http://www.kumho.com.au/product_high...ce_premium.htm

    I'm thinking of getting these next time round. I got quoted 225/40/18 for $150 each (mates rates). I think they're bout 200 at bob jane.

    I ended up getting Kumho Ecsta Seven ku23's for $130 because they didn't have ku31's in stock.

  10. #46
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    Quote Originally Posted by petsfact View Post
    what happened to the sport maxx?
    To me, my personal preference is Yoko > Dunlop. But if you can get Adrenalins for cheaper than the Sport Maxx, and both of them are aimed towards the modded compact car segment, I'd wait for someone else here to get Adrenalins first and review them

    But I like Contis enough to choose them over the more expensive V550. Tony1234 has more experience as he has the Contis, so listen to him.
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    I'm inclined to go for the C-drives at the moment - do people know what a 'good' price for a set of 4, including install/balance/etc... is?

    17" stock rims.

  12. #48
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    Quote Originally Posted by tanalasta View Post
    I'm inclined to go for the C-drives at the moment - do people know what a 'good' price for a set of 4, including install/balance/etc... is?

    17" stock rims.
    Call up the usual places, Bob Jane and Tyrepower.
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