Brand of tyre for sports A4
#1
Brand of tyre for sports A4
hi guys
am new here but am excitedly waiting on the start of next year, have bought a new Audi A4 2.0TDI 143 bhp MultiTronic Sport and am fitting it out with reiger body kit, this is the exact one and the same alloys
the alloys just arrived in the post today here
ive been given a list of tyre models and makes, but im clueless about tyres (and cars in general im ashamed to admit)
can ye guys recommend the best option from this list
The following are prices for 255 35 19 96Y
Bridgestone RE050A 270
Hankook Ventus 265
Pirelli PZero Rosso 300
Dunlop SP Maxx 275
Goodyear Eagle F1 250
Michelin Pilot Sport 2 300
The prices included are for tyre to be fitted balanced and new valve.
All prices are in Euros
thanks guys for any feedback you can give
am new here but am excitedly waiting on the start of next year, have bought a new Audi A4 2.0TDI 143 bhp MultiTronic Sport and am fitting it out with reiger body kit, this is the exact one and the same alloys
the alloys just arrived in the post today here
ive been given a list of tyre models and makes, but im clueless about tyres (and cars in general im ashamed to admit)
can ye guys recommend the best option from this list
The following are prices for 255 35 19 96Y
Bridgestone RE050A 270
Hankook Ventus 265
Pirelli PZero Rosso 300
Dunlop SP Maxx 275
Goodyear Eagle F1 250
Michelin Pilot Sport 2 300
The prices included are for tyre to be fitted balanced and new valve.
All prices are in Euros
thanks guys for any feedback you can give
#3
the supplier in the Audi dealer ship is given me a tradeoff on the supllied tyres and alloys (18" standard alloy on sportsline, which is pretty nice) but only for EUR750 ( i persumed by the tone of his email this is for all 4)
my alloys are $700 each and EUR300 each so can i assume he means he will pay me for 750 each per tyre or am i still living in rip off ireland!!
any help guys please
my alloys are $700 each and EUR300 each so can i assume he means he will pay me for 750 each per tyre or am i still living in rip off ireland!!
any help guys please
#4
The best tire of the bunch for all around performance, comfort, and noise will be the Michelin Pilot Sport PS2. Incredible grip - I tried my best to break this one loose on a track and could barely do it!
For the Goodyear, are you referring to the F1 Asymmetric or the F1 All season? The All-Season has the tendency to become extremely noisy while the Asymmetric is a very good performer. The Dunlop is very good as well and has similar characteristics to the Goodyear.
The Pirelli I would not pick for price over performance.
The Hankook I would if it's the V12 Evo. Usually this is one of the best price options for some above average performance.
The Bridgestone is one of my favorites due to the ease of use. It is a very forgiving tire and extremely easy to control.
For the Goodyear, are you referring to the F1 Asymmetric or the F1 All season? The All-Season has the tendency to become extremely noisy while the Asymmetric is a very good performer. The Dunlop is very good as well and has similar characteristics to the Goodyear.
The Pirelli I would not pick for price over performance.
The Hankook I would if it's the V12 Evo. Usually this is one of the best price options for some above average performance.
The Bridgestone is one of my favorites due to the ease of use. It is a very forgiving tire and extremely easy to control.
#5
The best tire of the bunch for all around performance, comfort, and noise will be the Michelin Pilot Sport PS2. Incredible grip - I tried my best to break this one loose on a track and could barely do it!
For the Goodyear, are you referring to the F1 Asymmetric or the F1 All season? The All-Season has the tendency to become extremely noisy while the Asymmetric is a very good performer. The Dunlop is very good as well and has similar characteristics to the Goodyear.
The Pirelli I would not pick for price over performance.
The Hankook I would if it's the V12 Evo. Usually this is one of the best price options for some above average performance.
The Bridgestone is one of my favorites due to the ease of use. It is a very forgiving tire and extremely easy to control.
For the Goodyear, are you referring to the F1 Asymmetric or the F1 All season? The All-Season has the tendency to become extremely noisy while the Asymmetric is a very good performer. The Dunlop is very good as well and has similar characteristics to the Goodyear.
The Pirelli I would not pick for price over performance.
The Hankook I would if it's the V12 Evo. Usually this is one of the best price options for some above average performance.
The Bridgestone is one of my favorites due to the ease of use. It is a very forgiving tire and extremely easy to control.
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