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Toyo: ... recently got some new wheels. Some very expensive wheels as it goes. Probably spent far too much money on them, but they are lovely. I ve always lived by the philosophy that if you are going to do something, you should always do it right. In this case there is no point in putting cheap rubbish tyres on a good set of wheels. It ruins the look but the handling too. I read a review of the Toyo s on a tyre website (www...
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	Continental ContiPremiumContact 2 Car Tyres Continental / Car Tyres / Car Tyre - Shorter braking distances for luxury and medium-sized cars. overall rating 1 review	Compare prices

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	Pirelli Tyres Car Tyres / Manufacturer: Pirelli overall rating 10 reviews	Compare prices

	Michelin Car Tyres / overall rating 8 reviews

	Dunlop Tyres Car Tyres / Dunlop is one of the largest and most respected tyre companies in the world. It was first opened in Dublin in 1889 and now has its head office in Birmingham. - Many of the world's leading vehicle manufacturers, including Audi, BMW, Honda, Lexus, Mercedes-Benz, Nissan, Porsche, Suzuki, and ... overall rating 1 review	Compare prices

	Kumho Tyres Car Tyres / - www.kumhotyre.co.uk overall rating 2 reviews

	Yokohama Car Tyres / overall rating 4 reviews

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	Toyo Car Tyres / overall rating 10 reviews

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	Continental ContiPremiumContact 2 Car Tyres ... tyres are boring, right? Well, perhaps. I always thought so until someone pointed out, soon after I started driving, that the only thing keeping my car between the white lines on the motorway at 70mph were four postcard sized pieces of rubber (the contact patches the tyres make with the road). Car tyres must work in very cold to hot temperatures, at high speeds, as well as wet and icy conditions. The tyre must grip well, yet wear slowly enough to ensure thousands of miles of life. They must also be damage resistant so that the various sharp objects they encounter do not cause the tyre to deflate. Anyone going to buy new tyres will see that there s a vast difference ... Read the full review: You won't get 'tyred' of these Continentals! by markos9
	Pirelli Tyres ... should say straight away that this is a relatively technical overview of the Pirelli Eufori run-flat tyre, based on my own personal experiences. Run-flat" technology: These 205/45x17 tyres came as standard equipment on my BMW MINI Cooper S, and - on paper at least - have quite a bit going for them. In essence, Euforis have extra rigid sidewalls which mean that they can support the weight of your car even when fully deflated. Pirelli market this as a safety feature, and BMW use it as an excuse not to supply a spare wheel - not even one of the skinny space-savers that many manufacturers now use. The reality of all of this is actually rather different. It s tru... Read the full review: Eufori: a good idea that falls flat by Alfettaman
	Continental ... have Continental Sport Contact 3 tyres fitted to my Skoda Octavia VRS, and I am going to change them for a different brand once they wear out. They come with the above car as the standard tyre and cost around £100 to replace on a 205/45/R17. Dry weather grip: In the dry the amount of grip availble is impressive, my car has 225hp going through the front weels and these tyres can cope with that allowing zero amount of wheel spin. Wet weather grip: Their performance is just as good in the wet due to the design and layout of the tread which very efficiently expels the surface water away from the contact patch of the tyre. Road feedback: Fairly predictable but not as good... Read the full review: Impressive Grip But Only If You Have Some Tread Left by Japmr2