Reply With QuoteKU31 or KU36 for a cheapish yet reasonable tyre.
I have a set of 16" Corsa C SRI's that need new tyres.
Any recommendations for practical tyre that gives more grip than an average replacement.
I was told Kuhmo's were the way to go.
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KU31 or KU36 for a cheapish yet reasonable tyre.
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I've been really impressed by the Pirelli P Zeros on my Astra OPC. They are expensive but bloody good. Like anything you pay for what you get so as a general rule IMO avoid anything Korean.
Kuhmo aren't bad tyres. Yokohama AD08R's I love as well as Hankook R-S3's..
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Tbh for the price the Pirellis aren't overly great. Would be better off with Michelin PS3
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888's in a medium compound, corsa's are light enough they don't wear to horribly
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they shit all over the ku31's that were on my barina. and grip levels are so much higher than ku36's
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