Hi Bob
By reasonable price do you mean budget brands, or mid price brands, if mid
price please ignore this message!! ;-)
Please have a think on this one! You are putting tyres on a vehicle which
was a thoroughbred in its day, consider putting on tyres that will do it
justice, I think it would be a shame to miss out on the potential of your
car because the tyres were less than optimum for the task in hand.
I'm not suggesting top price tyres, but try some of the mid to upper mid
range tyres, and why not consider a wider tyre say 185/70x15 which would
only give a 0.8% speedo error yet would give you a 20mm wider contact patch!
Just a thought!
Graham.
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From: <ScharfR@aol.com
> Greetings all:
>
> I'm in the same boat as Tim above (needing TR4 tires). I'm looking to buy
> the 165-15 size radials at a reasonable price. To me, this rules out the
> expensive re-makes from Coker tires, among others. In looking over the
available
> choices, I have found a number of alternatives: Kumho, Signet, Cooper and
a few
> others. Have any list members had experience with any of these brands, in
> this size? As an alternative, are there other brands to consider?
>
> Thanks for any wisdom that's available.
>
> Bob Sharp
> Michigan
> 64-ish TR4
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