tyres (1 Viewer)

[littlechancer]

The previous owner fitted budget "made in Slovenia"tyres.Recommedations please

 

[funflair]

If you want to use it in the winter I would say four seasons or winter tyres, make sure the load rating is high enough and then pick a decent name, I fitted some Falkens to our last van they were a lump cheaper than my usual Continentals but they were good.

 

[Boringfrog]

Mitchelin Agilis.

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[Robo69]

Michelin Agilis for me too, I had four fitted by Kiwikfit at home free fitting. Whilst not really a supporter of Kiwikfit I have to admit the guy was really good.

 

[Bobby-gg]

The previous owner fitted budget "made in Slovenia"tyres.Recommedations please

What size are you needing, and whereabouts are you?

I'm about to upgrade from 15" to 16", so my 215/70 15 Michelin agilis will be available, fronts are only a year old, rears a little older

 

[Robo69]

Above should read Kwikfit dam spell checker

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[denisejoe]

Toyo h08 or 09 great tyres

 

[Dazza 6863]

Michelin Agilis for me too, comfy drive

 

[dosser]

Fitted Hankook Vantra tyres no issues so far.

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[poppycamper]

Michelin Agilis for me too... but Cross Climate not Camping

 

[Nasher]

General Eurovan 365 all season tyres - one tyre does it all especially if you travel to European countries that insist on winter tyres

Worth looking at EU Tyre Labels for Noise, Economy & Grip

Remember, that each tyre size could have a different rating...

 

[PeteH]

I`m still on the Conti`s which where fitted when purchased. Breed of tyre IMV, less important than Load/Speed And I favour Camper Tyres, But Many do not.

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[dosser]

I`m still on the Conti`s which where fitted when purchased. Breed of tyre IMV, less important than Load/Speed And I favour Camper Tyres, But Many do not.

Totally agree something i made sure replacing my Conti camper tyres that were on my van with the Hankook Vantra. Vantras had a higher load rating. I use my van fairly regularly so it isnt standing around for months at a time
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[littlechancer]

What size are you needing, and whereabouts are you?

I'm about to upgrade from 15" to 16", so my 215/70 15 Michelin agilis will be available, fronts are only a year old, rears a little older

Hi there,
many thanks for your reply,the size I'm looking for is 215/75/16

 

[kevntrace]

I fitted a couple of Laufenn van tyres on the rear axle.Made by hankook & a higher load rating than the conti's . 1/2 the price too.

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[gus-lopez]

The previous owner fitted budget "made in Slovenia"tyres.Recommedations please

could be a brand of goodyear as they make there tyres there.

 

[TerryL]

Been running on Continental Vanco Winter 2 for years all year round, only problem I ever had was a screw through the tread in Morocco - repaired by a local and lasted until time to change. When it's time Kwikfit usually have the best deals. Everybody has their own favourites but I'm sticking to what I know and am happy with them - the few quid difference, if ever there is, doesn't really bother me over 2/3 years use.
In the end tyres have to comply with manufacturing regulations.

 

[EuroTrotters]

1st choice Michelin Agilis Alpin
2nd Toyo winters