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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 ...
Read the full review: Impressive Grip But Only If You Have Some Tread Left by Japmr2

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	Falken Tyres in General Car Tyres / Falken is a Japanese manufacturer of automotive tyres. - Falken are best known for their Ultra High Performance Radials, design and affordability. The tyres are made with the latest Japanese technology at a very competitive price. Models are available for everything from a mini, to a 4x4 o... overall rating 2 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

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	Bridgestone Car Tyres / Bridgestone is a well-known international tyre manufacturer. overall rating 6 reviews

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	Falken Tyres in General ... are so many tyres on the market at present. I bought four of these for my current car a little over two years ago. Tyre size 205 50 r 16 costing a little over £82 per corner. A middle range tyre at a reasonable price. The tyres are hard wearing, in the two years there has been little wear on the tread, for me that s 30,000 miles. They are slightly noisier than other top market tyres I have had in the past, but not enough to deter you. The tyres handle well, in the dry steering and cornering as good as the better quality tyres. My only concern is in the wet, with the slightest over rev pulling out of a junction, they are prone to lack of grip and hence wheel s... Read the full review: Slippery when wet by EggMan
	Avon ... ZZ3 is a great performance tyre that doesnt cost the earth yet offers superb handling in both dry & wet conditions. The ZZ3 is a directional, arrow-head shaped tread block with large grooves which do a great job of dispersing the water underneath the tyre to the outside. It is designed with high performance sports cars in mind and is available in a wide range of fitments to suit almost every vehicle. My tyres are 215/35/18 and are fitted to a modified 206 GTi 180. The handling is impressive, offering plenty of grip even in very wet conditions. They make the handling feel very predictable, even beyond the limit when you can feel the tyre starting to slide sli... Read the full review: Avon ZZ3 high performance sports tyre by tarmacterrorist
	Michelin ... first a very quick history lesson first. Two brothers, Édouard and Andre Michelin, had this rubber factory in France. One day, a cyclist with a punctured pneumatic tyre arrived at the factory. His tyre was glued onto the rim, and It took over three hours to remove it, then repair the tyre, which then had to be left overnight to dry. The next day, Edouard took the repaired bicycle into the factory yard for test. After just a few hundred meters, the repair failed. Despite the setback, he was still enthusiastic about pneumatic tyres, and along with his Brother Andre, started making their, own, which did not need glueing onto the wheel rim. In 1891, they took out thei... Read the full review: OK, Get a Grip! by firemanspam

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