Tyres
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danhoward01
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Tyres
Hi,
One of the tyres on our Midas Gold needs to be replaced and I've just found out that the Harken ZE502s are no longer available (165/60/R13). I'd be interested to know which similar size tyres people go for as it looks like we'll need to buy a replacement set. I'm not after low-profile tyres, just a size which won't rub (or will only rub on full lock at very low speeds!)
Thanks for your help,
Dan
One of the tyres on our Midas Gold needs to be replaced and I've just found out that the Harken ZE502s are no longer available (165/60/R13). I'd be interested to know which similar size tyres people go for as it looks like we'll need to buy a replacement set. I'm not after low-profile tyres, just a size which won't rub (or will only rub on full lock at very low speeds!)
Thanks for your help,
Dan
Re: Tyres
Hi Dan,
I understand that there as some yokohamas that suit the s pack mini that will do the job.
Like these....http://www.minisport.com/acatalog/info_ ... 0-R13.html
Get two at a time and keep them on the same axle.
I understand that there as some yokohamas that suit the s pack mini that will do the job.
Like these....http://www.minisport.com/acatalog/info_ ... 0-R13.html
Get two at a time and keep them on the same axle.
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Re: Tyres
You mean Falken don't you? I'd go with the Yoko's David suggested, highly rated by all who use them, me included albeit in 12" size.
Some cheaper ones here will also do the job, avoid the Pirelli though, total rubbish
http://www.camskill.co.uk/products.php?plid=m4b0s376p0
Some cheaper ones here will also do the job, avoid the Pirelli though, total rubbish
http://www.camskill.co.uk/products.php?plid=m4b0s376p0
Re: Tyres
wow....didnt know there was a 55 series 165x55x13 tyre. Thats a new one on me!
That will certainly avoid wheel arch scrubbing issues.
That will certainly avoid wheel arch scrubbing issues.
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Re: Tyres
Hello,
I've mentioned this a few times to other owners, I'm using Continentals 195X45X13 and they are excellent, no rubbing what so ever!
Alan D.
I've mentioned this a few times to other owners, I'm using Continentals 195X45X13 and they are excellent, no rubbing what so ever!
Alan D.
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danhoward01
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Re: Tyres
Thanks everyone - that's really useful and exactly what I was after.
Dan
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Re: Tyres
Nice lookin tyres as well Alan i've got no rubbing on 175-50-13 but they cost and arn't on the shelf if you puncture on a Sunday (kwickthief)
