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| Tire Reviewed | Dry Grip | Wet Grip | Feedback | Handling | Wear | Comfort |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Toyo Proxes CF2 (107) | 88% | 82% | 81% | 83% | 84% | 85% |
| Uniroyal RainExpert (133) | 85% | 91% | 81% | 76% | 75% | 86% |
| Nankang NS2 (211) | 76% | 58% | 65% | 62% | 73% | 62% |
| BCT S800 (87) | 50% | 29% | 38% | 37% | 60% | 32% |
Toyota Tire Review Highlights
Terriable in the rain comfort is none .kumhos are better . Goodyear eagle f1 are the best iv had in years but these are no good feels dangerous when i corner like the cars floating .
tire reviewed on 2015-09-17 16:47:15
Had these put new all round my avensis. Tires kept losing air. Poor in wet conditions. Very noisy. My mate at work had the same tires on his honda. Had the same views. Cheap sh*t.
tire reviewed on 2015-01-03 00:29:34
I bought a full set of these from Event Tires to replace the budget 145 80 13s which had been on my (newly bought) car for the last 8 years. No comparison can be made here as these out performed the old, hardened tires in every way!
These tires need a bit of running in and I found that they really start to shine after about 500-600 miles of regular use. The sidewalls feel a bit soft but that might be because I have soggy, standard suspension and OE size tires!
I commute on the M60 for 200 miles a week, over the winter it can get cold and it frequently rains throughout the year but these tires can cope admirably with all of these poor driving conditions. They give you a feeling of security in the wet and if driven correctly, leave you with a wide margin of error if the unexpected happens on the motorway when at reasonable motorway speeds. Standing water is not a problem for them and they are resistant to aquaplaning.
They fare pretty well on a b road too and quickly highlighed the limitations of my suspension.
They performed well on ice and snow when driven properly (engine braking, starting off in 2nd etc). When I wanted to lock up my non-ABS car for giggles on snow, they dug in and gripped very well.
Having gone from 145 budgets to 165 Uniroyals, I've noticed a slight drop in economy (got 53mpg on 145s, and could only muster 50mpg on 165s on the same long run), there are other factors at play as well as the extra width and resistance but it's not enough to get in a tizz about.
These are quite noisy tires but V shaped tread pattern tires usually are (think Vredestein Sportrac 3s or Toyo T1-Rs).
They are wearing well after 4000-odd miles.
Summary/TLDR
Buy them if you value a good summer rain tires at the cost of road noise, a possible reduction in MPG over other 'eco' tires and a bit of ultimate dry weather grip.
These tires need a bit of running in and I found that they really start to shine after about 500-600 miles of regular use. The sidewalls feel a bit soft but that might be because I have soggy, standard suspension and OE size tires!
I commute on the M60 for 200 miles a week, over the winter it can get cold and it frequently rains throughout the year but these tires can cope admirably with all of these poor driving conditions. They give you a feeling of security in the wet and if driven correctly, leave you with a wide margin of error if the unexpected happens on the motorway when at reasonable motorway speeds. Standing water is not a problem for them and they are resistant to aquaplaning.
They fare pretty well on a b road too and quickly highlighed the limitations of my suspension.
They performed well on ice and snow when driven properly (engine braking, starting off in 2nd etc). When I wanted to lock up my non-ABS car for giggles on snow, they dug in and gripped very well.
Having gone from 145 budgets to 165 Uniroyals, I've noticed a slight drop in economy (got 53mpg on 145s, and could only muster 50mpg on 165s on the same long run), there are other factors at play as well as the extra width and resistance but it's not enough to get in a tizz about.
These are quite noisy tires but V shaped tread pattern tires usually are (think Vredestein Sportrac 3s or Toyo T1-Rs).
They are wearing well after 4000-odd miles.
Summary/TLDR
Buy them if you value a good summer rain tires at the cost of road noise, a possible reduction in MPG over other 'eco' tires and a bit of ultimate dry weather grip.
tire reviewed on 2012-02-11 05:29:02
Cheap and wear reasonably well about 45,000km. grips great for dry and ok in wet. probably cause i have them to hard.
tire reviewed on 2011-09-28 21:26:42
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