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Just been to the garage and i am in need of a full set of tyres which is fantastic and also means i cant go to jae.

few questions:

current readings - 205/45/16

what is the difference if i get 205/55/16 i mean in performance handling etc as they are alott cheaper

what index and speed rating should i ben getting?

and finally i need cheap but good tyres so suggestions welcome.

Please help! Cheers!

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I have 55 profiles on mine and they're fine, good handling, and supose to be more comfortable than the smaller profiles, my speed ratings are 'V' i think if thats any help to you.

As for price i would probaly go the most expensive that you can afford.

Jack

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In my opinion you should go for lower profiles if you can afford it, unless you really want more comfort.

Toyo Proxes T1-R are good tyres for the money apart from they wear down relatively quick due to being a soft compound.

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My only advice is dont be cheap.....buy the best you can afford and go for a good all rounder wet+dry. Ive also noticed most people complain about the grip levels of certain tyres in the rain....bit odd that you choose to buy such a tyre considering we live in the UK :D

Pm liam he always gives sound advice on tyres (works with them for a living so, who would know best?)

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cheers guys, im currently on toyo T1R's at the moment and they are the dogs danglies!

BUT i cant afford them really so looking at buying some cheap 15" alloys with tyres from the bay.

Cheers for the advise

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