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wilnob wrote: thanks guys for the info on tyres , i did a bit of searching on the type of tyres you guys suggested and looked at quite a lot of videos on you tube , i had two tyres i liked 205/70R15 100Q Fedima Extreme Evolution and the BF Goodrich A/T AND M/T , i just receved my set an hour a go , i went for the Fedima , heres a pici , hoping to get them fitted tomorrow , and get the car dirty lol ..... thanks again guys .
With the forecast being on the damp side 'dirty' it could get, nice bit of rubber you have there ................. :whistle:
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So, on my 13 plate I have bridgestone duellers. What is the opinion here of these tyres from you "seasoned" owners.
For example, if we get another 2010 winter will these cope ok?
Elswhere on the web opinions are divided. Some even suggest getting some extra wheel/tyres for winter ??
Thoughts?
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they'll probably be OK on a 13 plate, but once the tread gets below 4mm they go downhill rapidly and you start loosing the backend even in the wet.on my 13 plate I have bridgestone duellers. What is the opinion here of these tyres from you "seasoned" owners.
many peeps say they don't have an issue with duellers, but anyone who's ever rode 2 wheels and actually understands tyres will tell you how bad they can be.
the improvement on my AT's is massive for snow, wet, dry and comfort - the only downside is reduced mpg, something that happens as a result of more rolling resistance (namely GRIP

my advice for it's worth, keep the duellers for a couple of years then change to ATs

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