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BJH1959 Member Since: 25 Mar 2017 Location: Paredes de Coura, Portugal Posts: 409 |
IMHO tyres are a personal thing and the final decision should be based on your individual needs.
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Thu Aug 24 2023 7:06pm |
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Iomegas Member Since: 15 Nov 2020 Location: Newcastle Upon Tyne Posts: 213 |
Hi thanks for your wise words appreciated. |
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Thu Aug 24 2023 7:32pm |
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RRSTDV8 Member Since: 12 Aug 2011 Location: Northamptonshire Posts: 8980 |
Bear in mind that the Pilot Sport 4 has car and SUV versions - pick the correct version as they have different load ratings and construction. Insurance companies care about such things.
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Thu Aug 24 2023 9:55pm |
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Iomegas Member Since: 15 Nov 2020 Location: Newcastle Upon Tyne Posts: 213 |
Cheers appreciated |
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Fri Aug 25 2023 5:12am |
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AndyCHO Member Since: 23 Dec 2021 Location: Wodonga Posts: 119 |
I have just fitted a set of Pirelli Scorpian Verde All Season tyres to mine in 275 x 45-R20. I went up a size on the aspect ratio to give a little more sidewall fo comfort.. and I have to say the result is really good.
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Fri Aug 25 2023 11:13pm |
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Col Member Since: 02 Sep 2012 Location: Hawkes Bay NZ Posts: 4973 |
Currently running the Pirelli scorpion verde all season as well, albeit 275/45 x 21" no complaints with them, done about 15k and still plenty of tread, reckon they should be good for 25/30k at least.
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Sat Aug 26 2023 12:03am |
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