Hankook V12 Evo
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200cup andy
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there are some kumho estca sports that look exactly the same i had them on my integra and they felt better than toyos
200cup andy
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there pretty good in the wet
just looked on blackcircles and there £60 each so about £5 each cheaper
just looked on blackcircles and there £60 each so about £5 each cheaper
Blackcircles still got them on at £80 each . the other half has them and loves them better tha contis
http://camskill.co.uk/products.php?plid=m54b0s15p15213
link for above post although it probs aint helpful now as youve already ordered some lol
link for above post although it probs aint helpful now as youve already ordered some lol
I've had Conti 3's on my 197 and Conti 3's and Hankook V12's on my 200.
For the money you're better off with the Hankook's but they don't grip as much as the Conti's.
The traction is slightly more predictable and not as skittish on the Conti's. I'm finding the Hankooks more durable though and also just as quiet as the Conti's which is great for a budget tyre.
For the money you're better off with the Hankook's but they don't grip as much as the Conti's.
The traction is slightly more predictable and not as skittish on the Conti's. I'm finding the Hankooks more durable though and also just as quiet as the Conti's which is great for a budget tyre.
So not only are putting budget tyres on you are putting them on the rear??
Hope you don't plan on pushing it hard, you could end up backwards through a hedge.
Tyres are by far the most important thing on a car, so why even buy a like a 197 if you are gonna skimp on tyres??
If you want to save money trade it in for a diesel!!
Hope you don't plan on pushing it hard, you could end up backwards through a hedge.
Tyres are by far the most important thing on a car, so why even buy a like a 197 if you are gonna skimp on tyres??
If you want to save money trade it in for a diesel!!
Hankook are not budget tyres. They are actually classed as Premium by most places now. And the name doesn't mean everything. And you are actually incorrect about putting new tyres on a car. If you have to only have 2 tyres, always put the new ones on the back. They do the handling, keeping the car from going sideways. I have used the V12s front and rear and can honestly say they are better than the Continentals.
If you were buying some budget tyres mate they would say Nankang on the side, or something like Accelera. I mean these Hankooks are being sold everywhere and even the likes of BMW are fitting them as STANDARD to their cars.
Ford have used them for ages, as the quality is better or as good as more well known brands, but the price is lower. Although I will say that manufacturer's do tend to chop and change what tyres they fit to cars. We have a load of Transit Connects that are the same age, when they were new there were about 5 different tyre brands and models fitted, from Hankook to Pirreli!
If you were buying some budget tyres mate they would say Nankang on the side, or something like Accelera. I mean these Hankooks are being sold everywhere and even the likes of BMW are fitting them as STANDARD to their cars.
Ford have used them for ages, as the quality is better or as good as more well known brands, but the price is lower. Although I will say that manufacturer's do tend to chop and change what tyres they fit to cars. We have a load of Transit Connects that are the same age, when they were new there were about 5 different tyre brands and models fitted, from Hankook to Pirreli!
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