Sounds like the P Zero Nero i have on my FR!
No, p-zero are b@ll@cks in the wet and the dry. Parada's are unbelieveble in the dry, but you need to bring a change of clothes when you using them in the wet very unpredictable in the wet
Sounds like the P Zero Nero i have on my FR!
Sounds very much like P Zero's then lol
Though my old 1.4 had some form of Bridgeston Tranza which was non discript an inoffensive
Thanks for all the feedback guys! So it looks like Toyo T1-r's or Eagle F1's. Would 215/40/17's fit on my Cupra wheels? Anyone had experience of blackcircles.com? I've used etyres before with good results, but i'm always up for a change!! Thanks again
I would run Michelin Pilot Sport whenever I can. You have to have the right size wheels though (16" and above?)
One of the best gripping tyre you can buy. Very good quality too.
Expensive.
Not as expensive as a ditch.
EDIT: I do think Michenlin Pilot Sports are the best... just not many people have them so much because they're very expensive - you get what you pay for!
Thanks for all the feedback guys! So it looks like Toyo T1-r's or Eagle F1's. Would 215/40/17's fit on my Cupra wheels? Anyone had experience of blackcircles.com? I've used etyres before with good results, but i'm always up for a change!! Thanks again
ive run mitchellin in the wet and dry - good overall tyre but over priced.
avons 215/40/16 - good in wet and good in dry - great allround tyre.
currently running 215/40/16 toyo proxi t-r1s, good in wet and dry, give good confidence in the wet when going around corners & the cheapest tyre out of avon and mitchelin.
My avons lasted me about 8k i think roughly.
Toyo T1R's. Alright in the dry but not all that great in the wet tbh. Can't get the power down and slide in corners, dunno if it's just cos the roads are plastered in sh1te or not.
I know it's an even worse option but will go for some semi slicks or something next time i think....won't be going for T1's again anyway.