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Mon 12 Feb 2007 07:57

Which Verso Tyres? - mad un

Hi All,

I have just picked up a T3 Corolla Verso, with an imminent need for new rear tyres. The Dunlop Sport 3000s fitted now have only done 20k, so I'm looking for reasonable price, longer lasting and low road noise / max fuel consumption. Oh, and a decent amount of grip as this pleasant beasty doesn't seem to mind being hustled (for an MPV!) Not much to ask from a modern tyre, eh?

The hoops are 205 / 55 / R16V.

Thanks,

Madun.

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Mon 12 Feb 2007 09:17

Which Verso Tyres? - Vincent de Marco

I'd like to have exactly the same tyres all round, same manufacturer, same type etc.
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Mon 12 Feb 2007 09:40

Which Verso Tyres? - runboy

Same camp here (sort of) in needing a new set of tyres for my Avensis. I have Bridgestones at the moment and sure there is something quieter out there.

There are good deals on Michelin and Bridgestone at the moment so any suggestions gratefully received!

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Mon 12 Feb 2007 15:34

Which Verso Tyres? - quizman

Costco are selling Michelin HP's in your size for £62 all in at the moment.

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