johnhiggin
Well-Known Member
Hi DC3
Can u give more feedback?
Price of tyre?
noise level- comfort or noise
softer or harder ride etc?
Can u give more feedback?
Price of tyre?
noise level- comfort or noise
softer or harder ride etc?
johnhiggin said:Hi DC3
Can u give more feedback?
Price of tyre?
noise level- comfort or noise
softer or harder ride etc?
TripleM said:"Can't go wrong with the tyre...only gripe is the price! SO3s are $60 cheaper!"
For 240 bux difference in total price, it's well worth it IMO.
Cheers
DC3 said:Just changed to PS2 225/45/17 at PSI 35 front and rear. Astounding grip compared to CSC1 (and I thought CSC1 was a "performance" tyre!). But find the ride a tad bumpy and steering a bit twitchy. Any ideas what the optimum pressures are?
DC3 said:I got the BBS RK rims, the ones you recommended as one of the lightest around. Much cheaper (and lighter) than BMW rims but not so chio
piggyboyz said:TripleM said:"Can't go wrong with the tyre...only gripe is the price! SO3s are $60 cheaper!"
For 240 bux difference in total price, it's well worth it IMO.
Cheers
I really don think so....... PS2 and PS got the same tyre wear rating and having used both S03 and PS, and now PS2, S03 only got a lifespan of 20k km and my PS lasted 60k with 5 track days....
So i will choose a Michelin over Bridgestone over any day.....
piggyboyz said:DC3 said:I got the BBS RK rims, the ones you recommended as one of the lightest around. Much cheaper (and lighter) than BMW rims but not so chio
How can u say my rims not chio ?? hahahah !!! :laughlik: :laughlik:
Steel Blue said:I drive with a set of 17" PS tyres on BMW Type 50 rims, so would the optimum tyre pressure be 35psi as well? I was recommended to adjust the pressure to 32psi. Wat's the correct pressure then?