Tyres

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Fastlane22

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62 posts

199 months

Thursday 17th September 2009
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Hi all i need some new tyres for my 07 civic type R. I was just wondering if anyone could recomend any particulour makes, I have had some Falkens before but suffered from torque steer, they are 225 40 18 Y. I live in the south wales area so if anyone could point me in the right direction it would begreatfully recieved.

Cheers all
Fastlane

ybot

17 posts

183 months

Thursday 17th September 2009
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Kumhos are good mid range tyres. If you are anywhere near Cwmbran or Newport then try Discount Tyres. http://www.discount-tyres.co.uk/contact.html They ended up being the same price as the online places. I organised a group buy at work and they were cheaper than online and did mobile fitting in our car park for free.

Fastlane22

Original Poster:

62 posts

199 months

Thursday 17th September 2009
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Cheers mate ill give them a try

sean19

672 posts

206 months

Friday 18th September 2009
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Dont Civics have Bridgestones fitted standard!?
May be worth sticking the original tyres on. Failing that, the best tyres I've had has been Yokohama Parada's. Ive had Toyo Proxes / Kumho / Nankangs / Falkens and The Parada's wipe the floor with the rest. But thats just my experience.

chrislusty

105 posts

197 months

Friday 18th September 2009
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You could try vredesteins, thay are very good, and dont cost the earth. I find Valley Tyres in ponty very good too.

Jimboturbo

61 posts

191 months

Friday 18th September 2009
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As posted, might be worth trying OE tyres, probably a bridgestone RE070..

Te japs tend to like fitting tyres with hard sidewalls. (My s2K preferred them)

other than that, Toyo's or kumho KU31 are ok, but may wear quick. Other than that you're into the expensive stuff like Pzeros or conti sport contacts.

Earl Grey

1,370 posts

216 months

Saturday 19th September 2009
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sean19 said:
Dont Civics have Bridgestones fitted standard!?
May be worth sticking the original tyres on. Failing that, the best tyres I've had has been Yokohama Parada's. Ive had Toyo Proxes / Kumho / Nankangs / Falkens and The Parada's wipe the floor with the rest. But thats just my experience.
I would second that. but add Toyo R888's is an ace tyre !

also a good mid range tyre is the Falcon ZIEX ZE912

Google Camskill tyres .. and get them fitted by A2B tyres
A2B Tyres - Mobile tyre fitting

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07938 592 099

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Edited by Earl Grey on Saturday 19th September 19:29

cen

593 posts

241 months

Monday 21st September 2009
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If you have a type 'R' then just like the S2000 owners stick with the Bridgestones they are proven. My son finds Bathwick tyres good although I prefer to use tyre-shopper.co.uk. There you can choose where you want them fitted

LuS1fer

41,572 posts

251 months

Monday 21st September 2009
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City Tyres in Nevill Place are very cheap. I would also go original equipment.

Fastlane22

Original Poster:

62 posts

199 months

Monday 21st September 2009
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Thanks all for your advice I think I will stick with the Bridgestones iv found some on Camskill Tyres for £99.50 so i think ill go with them, thanks again all its good to get some advice before shelling out the dosh