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Hi all,

Just wondering how many miles you guys are getting through before a new set of front tyres.

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My car is on 27k with the originals still on.

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My car is on 27k with the originals still on.

Think you should be able to get around 20k on the standard Bridgestone Turanza's. Depends on how much and how you drive.

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My car is on 27k with the originals still on.

Think you should be able to get around 20k on the standard Bridgestone Turanza's. Depends on how much and how you drive.

Just went through a set of Toyo Proxes in 12000 miles...MAN!

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My car is on 27k with the originals still on.

Think you should be able to get around 20k on the standard Bridgestone Turanza's. Depends on how much and how you drive.

Just went through a set of Toyo Proxes in 12000 miles...MAN!

Mine still has the original Bridgestones on and has done 41k :robot:

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My car is on 27k with the originals still on.

Think you should be able to get around 20k on the standard Bridgestone Turanza's. Depends on how much and how you drive.

Just went through a set of Toyo Proxes in 12000 miles...MAN!

Mine still has the original Bridgestones on and has done 41k :robot:

You must hold a record!

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my oe tyres are michelins. were the pre facelift on bridgestones?

When I brought my T-Sport from a Lexus dealer a while back it did have Michelins on the front and Bridgestones on the rear. I think the pre-facelift ones were bridgestones originally.

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My Toyo's will need replacing quite soon, i expect 12-14k.

Not very happy that the TOYO lasted so little time, can anyone recommend a good all rounder?

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My Toyo's will need replacing quite soon, i expect 12-14k.

Not very happy that the TOYO lasted so little time, can anyone recommend a good all rounder?

What about the Continental Premium Contacts? They give good performance and have high mileage.

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I got about 17k with the original bridgstones, I was quite pleased with that as I expected them to wear quicker, now switched to T1-R's which I've found to be much better than the bridgestones so far, however I expect them to wear quicker.

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My Toyo's will need replacing quite soon, i expect 12-14k.

Not very happy that the TOYO lasted so little time, can anyone recommend a good all rounder?

What about the Continental Premium Contacts? They give good performance and have high mileage.

They're only a bit more expensive than the Toyos too. Look like a good compromise. :thumbsup:

Have a look at Vredestein Sportrac 3s aswell.

There are plenty of premium tyres in 195/55/16 V but the extra cost might not be worth it for the increased life.

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My Toyo's will need replacing quite soon, i expect 12-14k.

Not very happy that the TOYO lasted so little time, can anyone recommend a good all rounder?

What about the Continental Premium Contacts? They give good performance and have high mileage.

They're only a bit more expensive than the Toyos too. Look like a good compromise. :thumbsup:

Have a look at Vredestein Sportrac 3s aswell.

There are plenty of premium tyres in 195/55/16 V but the extra cost might not be worth it for the increased life.

I was quoted around £70 for the Conti's at my local garage. I paid this for a budget tyre Corsa from Toyota but I only got this in order to pass the MOT due on the same day :(

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I got about 17k with the original bridgstones, I was quite pleased with that as I expected them to wear quicker, now switched to T1-R's which I've found to be much better than the bridgestones so far, however I expect them to wear quicker.

I have exactly that... T1-R. To be honest, dry grip is pretty damn good but wet grip is inferior to the Bridgestone. Tyre wear is disappointing.

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I got about 17k with the original bridgstones, I was quite pleased with that as I expected them to wear quicker, now switched to T1-R's which I've found to be much better than the bridgestones so far, however I expect them to wear quicker.

I have exactly that... T1-R. To be honest, dry grip is pretty damn good but wet grip is inferior to the Bridgestone. Tyre wear is disappointing.

How much do you pay for the T1-R? I know from www.mytyres.com its about £55 but then you have to get someone to fit them.

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I got about 17k with the original bridgstones, I was quite pleased with that as I expected them to wear quicker, now switched to T1-R's which I've found to be much better than the bridgestones so far, however I expect them to wear quicker.

I have exactly that... T1-R. To be honest, dry grip is pretty damn good but wet grip is inferior to the Bridgestone. Tyre wear is disappointing.

How much do you pay for the T1-R? I know from www.mytyres.com its about £55 but then you have to get someone to fit them.

I got mine from mytyres, so I assume that's how much they were, it still worked out cheaper than buying from either dealer or tyre place and they're a lot cheaper than the bridgestones.

On the grip front I find them to be much better than the bridgstones in both dry and wet conditions. :thumbsup:

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I got about 17k with the original bridgstones, I was quite pleased with that as I expected them to wear quicker, now switched to T1-R's which I've found to be much better than the bridgestones so far, however I expect them to wear quicker.

I have exactly that... T1-R. To be honest, dry grip is pretty damn good but wet grip is inferior to the Bridgestone. Tyre wear is disappointing.

How much do you pay for the T1-R? I know from www.mytyres.com its about £55 but then you have to get someone to fit them.

I got mine from mytyres, so I assume that's how much they were, it still worked out cheaper than buying from either dealer or tyre place and they're a lot cheaper than the bridgestones.

On the grip front I find them to be much better than the bridgstones in both dry and wet conditions. :thumbsup:

How did you get the tyres fitted?

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I got around 14k miles out of my front tyres ;)

They are Pirelli P-Zero Nero and are about £90 each so I used my spare and just bought one :P

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I got about 17k with the original bridgstones, I was quite pleased with that as I expected them to wear quicker, now switched to T1-R's which I've found to be much better than the bridgestones so far, however I expect them to wear quicker.

I have exactly that... T1-R. To be honest, dry grip is pretty damn good but wet grip is inferior to the Bridgestone. Tyre wear is disappointing.

How much do you pay for the T1-R? I know from www.mytyres.com its about £55 but then you have to get someone to fit them.

:thumbsup:

Thats where i get my tyres from... on top of the £54 per tyre i pay around a tenner per yre for fitting...Thats still a BIG saving.

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I got about 17k with the original bridgstones, I was quite pleased with that as I expected them to wear quicker, now switched to T1-R's which I've found to be much better than the bridgestones so far, however I expect them to wear quicker.

I have exactly that... T1-R. To be honest, dry grip is pretty damn good but wet grip is inferior to the Bridgestone. Tyre wear is disappointing.

How much do you pay for the T1-R? I know from www.mytyres.com its about £55 but then you have to get someone to fit them.

I got mine from mytyres, so I assume that's how much they were, it still worked out cheaper than buying from either dealer or tyre place and they're a lot cheaper than the bridgestones.

On the grip front I find them to be much better than the bridgstones in both dry and wet conditions. :thumbsup:

How did you get the tyres fitted?

Take them to any independent tyre/exhaust garages... Kwik fit does them but only some of them as they have a policy of only fitting what they've sold.

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I got about 17k with the original bridgstones, I was quite pleased with that as I expected them to wear quicker, now switched to T1-R's which I've found to be much better than the bridgestones so far, however I expect them to wear quicker.

I have exactly that... T1-R. To be honest, dry grip is pretty damn good but wet grip is inferior to the Bridgestone. Tyre wear is disappointing.

How much do you pay for the T1-R? I know from www.mytyres.com its about £55 but then you have to get someone to fit them.

I got mine from mytyres, so I assume that's how much they were, it still worked out cheaper than buying from either dealer or tyre place and they're a lot cheaper than the bridgestones.

On the grip front I find them to be much better than the bridgstones in both dry and wet conditions. :thumbsup:

How did you get the tyres fitted?

Take them to any independent tyre/exhaust garages... Kwik fit does them but only some of them as they have a policy of only fitting what they've sold.

I might check fitting with a few independent garages near my home. A saving can be had here on a quality tyre!

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The last time I used mytyres.com I found somewhere on the site that you put your post code in and it lists local authorised fitters who do it for a fixed price.

I had four tyres fitted and balanced for £6 each :thumbsup:

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The last time I used mytyres.com I found somewhere on the site that you put your post code in and it lists local authorised fitters who do it for a fixed price.

I had four tyres fitted and balanced for £6 each :thumbsup:

Good work! I will be using that function next time round.

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