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Pilot Road 2's 4,500 miles on.
Well I've had my PR2's for a while.
Can't recommend them enough. Remind me of the BT 010's. Very confidence inspiring and good in the wet. Been running mine at 34F 36R using a digital pressure gauge. All those miles have been two up. The rear has still got maybe 500 miles left in it but we're off for a long weekend so can't afford to chance it, therefore total rear mileage will have to be established on another rear. REAR http://i72.photobucket.com/albums/i1...s/reartyre.jpg FRONT http://i72.photobucket.com/albums/i1.../fronttyre.jpg |
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its strange, i cant get rid of the last 10mm of chicken strip either, must be the way its formed?
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Interestingly the strips front and rear are about the same. Normally there is quite a difference.With my Diablos the fronts were less and on 010's the rear had no chicken strips at all but the front had loads. |
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Thanks for the info - my tyres are in need of a change - they're currently looking like this:
\_/ both F & R! Had it pretty much narrowed down to PR2's, Z6's or BT021's but couldn't really find anything to separate them. |
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have you seen the busters link? 2 pairs for £240
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Who wants some with me?
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