Tyres (tires?)
Discussion
My 2000 GTS will shortly need new tyres - it currently has Michelins. I have two questions, first are these a good tyre to stick with; and second, as the wheels are so large, do they need to be fitted by a specialist tyre fitter, or will my local tyre fitter be able to do the job without damaging the wheels?
Thanks very much
Richard
Thanks very much
Richard
I found most normal fitters don't have a balance machine with a wide enough saftey hood to cover the tyre and therefore can't balance them. There's nothing worse than getting a rim chewed by a muppet that dosent know what they are doing so I would go somewhere that do - even if its more.
If you are talking about Pilots I had them on my ZR1 and really liked them in the dry and wet. The Goodyear GSD3 F1's I have now are also very good in the dry when warm but no grip when cold. They are good in the wet. There is a Bridgestone tyre built for the Lambo that I almost had fitted that would be in Viper size. I bought from tire rack in the US as no one had them over here, not even Northants. Great service and the tyres are E marked
If you are talking about Pilots I had them on my ZR1 and really liked them in the dry and wet. The Goodyear GSD3 F1's I have now are also very good in the dry when warm but no grip when cold. They are good in the wet. There is a Bridgestone tyre built for the Lambo that I almost had fitted that would be in Viper size. I bought from tire rack in the US as no one had them over here, not even Northants. Great service and the tyres are E marked
Gixer said:
I found most normal fitters don't have a balance machine with a wide enough saftey hood to cover the tyre and therefore can't balance them. There's nothing worse than getting a rim chewed by a muppet that dosent know what they are doing so I would go somewhere that do - even if its more.
If you are talking about Pilots I had them on my ZR1 and really liked them in the dry and wet. The Goodyear GSD3 F1's I have now are also very good in the dry when warm but no grip when cold. They are good in the wet. There is a Bridgestone tyre built for the Lambo that I almost had fitted that would be in Viper size. I bought from tire rack in the US as no one had them over here, not even Northants. Great service and the tyres are E marked
choice of equally wide wheeled Lambo/veyron cars on show yesterday seemed to be Pirelli P-Zeros. was no spec for pre 2003 viper on the alignment computer tho... so take your manual...strange since they had the specs for the 1965 Tiger!If you are talking about Pilots I had them on my ZR1 and really liked them in the dry and wet. The Goodyear GSD3 F1's I have now are also very good in the dry when warm but no grip when cold. They are good in the wet. There is a Bridgestone tyre built for the Lambo that I almost had fitted that would be in Viper size. I bought from tire rack in the US as no one had them over here, not even Northants. Great service and the tyres are E marked
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