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15 Jan 2015, 18:33 (Ref:3493115)
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Racer
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Tyres
Other than the ubiquitous yoko ao48/toyo 888, one tyre for all conditions, can anyone recommend a good road legal wet weather tyre? I run Yokos and they are not bad in the wet but am curious to know if anyone uses something different?
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24 Jan 2015, 11:21 (Ref:3495940)
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A few years back the Avon Turbospeed (?) was a good wet weather tyre. I seem to remember they did an 'R' version which was even better.
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25 Jan 2015, 21:16 (Ref:3497369)
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Depends on the car and the tyre profile required. Avon CR6ZZ popular choice for higher profile on older cars. Used in several race series as all weather tyre.
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