Best tires at good price

kapisko1PL

Hi.

I am looking for a new set of rear tires for Peugeot 307 2.0HDI with 17inch alloys.

I have been offered landsail @ E85 new but heard that they wouldn't last long.

What are the best tires I could get for around 120 euro?

Thanks

colm_mcm

Have a look at oponeo.ie and add approx €15 per tyre for fitting.

Falcon L

Landsail are ditchfinders. Kumho do decent budget tyres. 17" will cost you about €100 a corner, fitted and balanced.

toastedpickles

I have 17's on my car with pirelli p7s on them, 120 a corner, i find them pretty good in all weathers

Falcon L

toastedpickles wrote: »

I have 17's on my car with pirelli p7s on them, 120 a corner, i find them pretty good in all weathers

That's good value for Pirellis.

pablo128

I have 215/45/17 Kumho ku39 on my car. Great grip wet and dry. They are A rated for wet weather. I paid E95 apiece.

toastedpickles

Falcon L wrote: »

That's good value for Pirellis.

Tis, local tyre place in kildare town does them

kapisko1PL

Could you PM me where they do it? I might pay them a visit !

lanber man

Have a look around. Picked up Dunlop lm700s in red cow tyre centre for 105 a corner. Continentals were 130. Good value depends where you are

supervento

kapisko1PL wrote: »

Hi.

I am looking for a new set of rear tires for Peugeot 307 2.0HDI with 17inch alloys.

I have been offered landsail @ E85 new but heard that they wouldn't last long.

What are the best tires I could get for around 120 euro?

Thanks

sorry if this point is already very obvious to everyone on here .....

a good idea to consider the details on the tyre label sticker which should be on the tyre, when trying to choose, dead easy..... great idea, plain and simple to interpret. shame they don't have other important performance factors on these stickers..... but there a step in the right direction eh

see link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tyre_label

visual

supervento wrote: »

sorry if this point is already very obvious to everyone on here .....

a good idea to consider the details on the tyre label sticker which should be on the tyre, when trying to choose, dead easy..... great idea, plain and simple to interpret. shame they don't have other important performance factors on these stickers..... but there a step in the right direction eh

see link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tyre_label

It's a step in right direction but and it's a big but
Chinese tyre makes make a mockery of it by over rating their tyres

Atlantic Dawn

I wouldn't put Landsail tyre on my wheelbarrow.

dvcireland

handy tyre selector for you car

http://www.tyrereviews.co.uk/Tyres_For/Peugeot/307.htm