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  1. #397
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    2008 Luxury Sat Nav
    What about tramlining? The RE040's are pissing me off to no end with the way the car drives. It's like it has a mind of it's own!
    Honda - The power of dreams? More like the power of nightmares!

  2. #398
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    Melbourne
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    Honda accord euro sport
    I just installed at set of RE001's love them! really grippy and smooth.
    $980 = tyres + aligment.

  3. #399
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    Quote Originally Posted by The X Man View Post
    What about tramlining? The RE040's are pissing me off to no end with the way the car drives. It's like it has a mind of it's own!
    I never had issue with RE040's

    and the sumi's don't seem to tramline

  4. #400
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    Quote Originally Posted by lindz234 View Post
    I just installed at set of RE001's love them! really grippy and smooth.
    $980 = tyres + aligment.
    till its wet anyway

  5. #401
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dr P View Post
    till its wet anyway
    There great in the wet!

  6. #402
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    not on my Megane they're not

  7. #403
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    Sydney
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    06 Euro luxury manual
    Quote Originally Posted by The X Man View Post
    What about tramlining? The RE040's are pissing me off to no end with the way the car drives. It's like it has a mind of it's own!
    The RE040s are shit.I lasted 2 days with them.Change them to Conti Sport Contact 3 or Michelin PP2 and get a decent 4 wheel alignment.

  8. #404

    Tyres - How Much?

    How much can I expect to get these tyres for in Adelaide?

    Michellin PP2
    Pirelli P7

    Kmart recommended the Toyos - are these any good?

  9. #405
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    Jul 2006
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    Sydney
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    New tyres for Euro Lux

    Hi Guys

    Would like your opinion, am trying to choose between 3 tyres (225/45/17)...

    1. Michelin Pilot Sport 3 (PS3) released in Jan 2010 to replace PS2 & PP2
    2. Bridgestone Adrenelin RE001
    3. Firestone Wide Oval (exclusive to Bob jane only now)

    Now the wide oval has a great review on tire rack, the Michelins are a brand new tyre and are supposed to be better than the PP2's which were apparently awesome, and the Adrenelin also gets really good reviews.

    The tyre wear rating on both the Michelin and Wide Oval are 320 where the Adrenelin is 220.

    1. Michelin is on special atm for around $250 instead of around $300
    2. Adrenelins can get for $225
    3. Wide Oval are $209

    So what would be the pick do you guys think???

    Im inclined to go Michelins, they are coming out on the new E63 AMG's...but........
    Last edited by ORLANDO; 01-04-2010 at 09:05 PM.

  10. #406
    how the tyre wear rating works?

  11. #407
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    Honda Accord CL9 (2006)
    I think best one is GoodYear F1 Asymmetric

  12. #408
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    Quote Originally Posted by tron07 View Post
    how the tyre wear rating works?
    The lower the number the softer the rubber, the faster it wears, the higher the number the longer they last....

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