Tyres, AD08
#1
Three Wheelin'
Thread Starter
Tyres, AD08
Bought a pair of AD08,s for the front of my car, there supposed to be brill?
The current fronts are Bridgsteone Re070 that i bought used, mainly to check that the 225-45 will fit, there a little old and worn. Dont inspire confidence to there mega warm and have a very hard sidewall that transmits every bump into the stearing wheel.
So after a load of research went for the Yoko,s.
Time will tell?
The current fronts are Bridgsteone Re070 that i bought used, mainly to check that the 225-45 will fit, there a little old and worn. Dont inspire confidence to there mega warm and have a very hard sidewall that transmits every bump into the stearing wheel.
So after a load of research went for the Yoko,s.
Time will tell?
Last edited by 964russ; 10-02-2012 at 04:31 PM.
#5
Burning Brakes
I have a set of those on my car, and I reckon they're great! I wouldn't say that that are in the same league as a super-sticky track-only tyre, but they are definitely a superior road tyre.
Wear after 8000km and one trackday, there is 6mm of tread depth left, so I think they would be good for 20,000kms and say 4 trackdays before they are replaced.
Wear after 8000km and one trackday, there is 6mm of tread depth left, so I think they would be good for 20,000kms and say 4 trackdays before they are replaced.
#7
Three Wheelin'
Thread Starter
Currently running Bridgestone s02 on the rear.
Cant fault them, there a very good road tyre, never had any issues with em apart from overheating on a track day last year.
So iam not to use the Ad08s with the S02,s ????
Cant fault them, there a very good road tyre, never had any issues with em apart from overheating on a track day last year.
So iam not to use the Ad08s with the S02,s ????
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#11
Burning Brakes
IMHO, the AD08s are so superior to the Pilot Sports that they replaced (on my car), that just having AD08s at the front would be a pretty noticeable handling imbalance.