Track Day Tyres

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Track Day Tyres

#1 Post by xvivalve »

I've found some TOYO semi slicks on 185 x 60 x 13 at £60 a corner, very similar tread pattern to Mart's Yoko's. Any experience of them good or bad?
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If they are the R888 then I've heard good things about them.

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I have some and are a very good tyre
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#4 Post by zombeh »

I have toyo r888 (185/60/13) and yokohama a021r(185/70/13) for the dolly, both are really nice, the yokes a bit better in the cold and damp and the toyos a bit better on a hot sunny summer day. I have a set of ex formula something slicks for it too but not used those yet as I'm taking far to long to build a new engine.

I was impressed enough with the toyo r888s to buy a set for my tvr for track days too.
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#5 Post by Paul Roberts »

I'm running Toyo RA1 Proxies on my Sprint for competition events, track days, etc. Fantastic, particularly in damp or wet conditions, but also very grippy in the dry . I would have no hesitation in recommending them. You'll also get a reasonable amount of usage from them as they're not super soft, but more a good all-rounder.

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