I need tyres

[shimmy]

Originally Posted by derek

Have to admit I think Falkens are better in the wet than Michelins not as good in dry. But for road use can't fault Falkens at half the price, now on 2nd set.

prob right

but in the wet you can just slow down

[derek]

Originally Posted by shimmy

prob right

but in the wet you can just slow down

Why do you want to slow down

[Barry C]

Originally Posted by chrisburns

Barry Verds are rubbish, i had them before. If you can hold off until Tuesday I have a visit from Michelin and will see how good a price I can get for you.

That would be great Chris, I'm in no major rush. Thanks

[chrisburns]

Originally Posted by Barry C

That would be great Chris, I'm in no major rush. Thanks

Cool, I'll keep you posted

[conleth m3]

Originally Posted by chrisburns

Barry Verds are rubbish, i had them before. If you can hold off until Tuesday I have a visit from Michelin and will see how good a price I can get for you.

+1 vreds are shite. Stay away. Sidewalls too soft. Felt like car was wobbling about on them unless pressures set really high. Not too bad in wet though. Had them on normal e46 m3

[sailorbaz]

Another shout here for the FK452's. When I was using the CSL every other day, I had these on it and couldn't fault them. On track, they did go off after 4-5 laps of Knockhill though, but on the road they were spot on in every condition other than snow! They wore very well too and STILL have the fronts sat in the garage which reminds me I should punt them when I get home to make some space.

If I was choosing now for an every day tyre though, I'd go for the Michelins. Then again, I've got Conti's on the E90 and they're not half bad either.

[LeinsCSL]

Originally Posted by chrisburns

I had the vredestein on my 535 and was constantly getting punctures and bulges in the sidewalls at even the sight of a pothole, never again.

Think that might just be a feature of crappy RFTs though Chris, had the same problem with various Bridgestone Potenzas on my old 335d


I've got ContiSports on the back of the CSL, and on the Alpina, and they're pretty good. However the CSL ones are definitely getting changed for SuperSports all round next time, as everyone I talk to seems to reckon they're the best road tyre out there

[83SY]

Originally Posted by LeinsCSL

Think that might just be a feature of crappy RFTs though Chris, had the same problem with various Bridgestone Potenzas on my old 335d


I've got ContiSports on the back of the CSL, and on the Alpina, and they're pretty good. However the CSL ones are definitely getting changed for SuperSports all round next time, as everyone I talk to seems to reckon they're the best road tyre out there

I did lots of research when I was due a change & everybody said best road tyre on the market is the Supersport

[shimmy]

Yanto swears by them......although his car does sit in the garage 99/100 of the time

[LeinsCSL]

Originally Posted by shimmy

Yanto swears by them......although his car does sit in the garage 99/100 of the time

Well I definitely prefer swearing by tyres than swearing at them Shim Think a set might be required for the trip to Munich next year