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Guys...my five cents worth.

Just got a new rear set for the T after putting up with the SP9000 for 40ks. They last but are shocking in the wet!

Anyway I have invested a great deal of net time investigating consumer reports re performance tyres and have gone with the Goodyear Eagles F1 245/40/18.

Great looking tyre...softish compound......sensational handling.....tyre life in front of Michelins and Pirellis!

Here endeth the lesson. :spoton:

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I have the PS1's on now in 245x 45x 17 and there not as good as the SP3000's whether it be wet, dry, noise etc. This maybe because I had left them outside and not on the car for about 5months while I wore out the SP3000's. I dont really know but they are definately not as good......cool tread pattern though!!!!

I'm not planning on changing for a while yet(front ones anyway) but what can people get the SP3000 for $. Havent diven in pissn rain yet because I live in the drought country...Brisbane

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I have the PS1's on now in 245x 45x 17 and there not as good as the SP3000's whether it be wet, dry, noise etc. This maybe because I had left them outside and not on the car for about 5months while I wore out the SP3000's. I dont really know but they are definately not as good......cool tread pattern though!!!!

That would do it, especially if they were in the sun.

Can't believe the PS1s are noisier than SP3000s though.

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I have the PS1's on now in 245x 45x 17 and there not as good as the SP3000's whether it be wet, dry, noise etc. This maybe because I had left them outside and not on the car for about 5months while I wore out the SP3000's. I dont really know but they are definately not as good......cool tread pattern though!!!!

oh I did once use michelins on a tickford fairlane (97 model maybe??). I think they were sports of some variety and they were really good for only 225 wide

Here is a bit of info that I found about why the PS1's arnt that good...

http://doncro.dyndns.org/misc/Pilot%20Spor...ot%20Sport1.pdf

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Thanks for nuthin Cro. :mexicanwave:

I went to my tyre bloke today to order a couple of PP2 245/40/18's. But there are none in Oz, and none one the way for a few months at least, and so no price as yet either. :ermm:

So I ordered the V103's......perhaps next year.

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Robyn,

I have tried V103's - pissed em off after 1500kms for their absolute sh*t for power down - brilliant for cornering/lateral grip though!

The Michelin Pilot Sport II is the best street tyre made - has twice the powerdown ability of the V103 dry OR wet IMHO!

Pilot Sport II has the best overall performance ... no question

Like geea I will be STICKING literally with Michelin Pilot Sport II :mexicanwave:

Cheers

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Robyn,

I have tried V103's - pissed em off after 1500kms for their absolute sh*t for power down - brilliant for cornering/lateral grip though!

The Michelin Pilot Sport II is the best street tyre made - has twice the powerdown ability of the V103 dry OR wet IMHO!

Pilot Sport II has the best overall performance ... no question

Like geea I will be STICKING literally with Michelin Pilot Sport II    :censored:

Cheers

Tyre and car? :laughing:

The reflection of the photographer?

:laughing::laughing::censored:

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