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Old 26-08-2022, 09:45 PM   #1
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40,000 km on a set of tyres on a 2 litre turbo diesel wagon (Mondeo) is not too shabby isn't it? Actually, should get a few more thousand from the rears. Mostly sensible driving (also have an NB MX5!) always within the speed limit. The tyre? Maxxis HP5. Will replace with the same I think.
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Old 27-08-2022, 05:07 PM   #2
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40,000 km on a set of tyres on a 2 litre turbo diesel wagon (Mondeo) is not too shabby isn't it? Actually, should get a few more thousand from the rears. Mostly sensible driving (also have an NB MX5!) always within the speed limit. The tyre? Maxxis HP5. Will replace with the same I think.
I got 37,000 km out of the OE Conti's.
Replaced with Goodyear F1 Sport. Best tyre I have driven on. Currently at 56,000 km, with still plenty of tread left. Expecting mid 60's out of them.
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Old 27-08-2022, 05:23 PM   #3
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Thanks the bigd. Doesn't appear that I can get them in my size. 235/50/17. In fact Goodyear don't seem to have my car.

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Old 27-08-2022, 05:39 PM   #4
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Thanks the bigd. Doesn't appear that I can get them in my size. 235/50/17. In fact Goodyear don't seem to have my car.
Yes it looks like they don't have that size in the F1 Sport.
Sorry, mine are 18's.
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Old 28-08-2022, 01:30 PM   #5
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I consistantly got 16000km out of my front tyres - always aligned, but due to no camber adjustment, always scrubbed the inside of the fronts.

18 inch Titanium wheels on my MC LX wagon.
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