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    Hi, my original Continental Sport 3 tyres need replacing. I have done 47,000 klms on them & they have been a good tyre for allround grip, noise, aquaplaning etc. All 4 have worn quite evenly & I am considering off loading the car within the next 40,000 klms so trying to get a tyre that perfoms on par with the originals but will hopfully still be roadworthy when it comes time to sell.

    Mine is the V6 so runs on 235/40 R18. Would appreciate any experiences shared on tyres. Thanks.
    MY12.5 B7 V6 Passat wagon in Mocca Anthricite with Panoramic sunroof, SatNav, Driver Assistance & Visibility Package, Adaptive Cruise, Park Assist 2, Auto Tailgate,Tint, Towbar & RVC

  • #2
    I got 4 Michelin PS3. Awesome tyres, even they are not Self sealing ones but grips well on dry and better on wet & quiet.

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    • #3
      Thanks mate. What about mileage?

      Originally posted by cru22z View Post
      I got 4 Michelin PS3. Awesome tyres, even they are not Self sealing ones but grips well on dry and better on wet & quiet.
      MY12.5 B7 V6 Passat wagon in Mocca Anthricite with Panoramic sunroof, SatNav, Driver Assistance & Visibility Package, Adaptive Cruise, Park Assist 2, Auto Tailgate,Tint, Towbar & RVC

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      • #4
        Originally posted by MJW View Post
        Thanks mate. What about mileage?
        Very close or better than the CSC depends on how much you hammer it.
        However I tend to hammer mine a lot and seems this beast grips like hell compare to the CSC and no tire noise at all.

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        • #5
          Thanks mate. What did they cost you?
          MY12.5 B7 V6 Passat wagon in Mocca Anthricite with Panoramic sunroof, SatNav, Driver Assistance & Visibility Package, Adaptive Cruise, Park Assist 2, Auto Tailgate,Tint, Towbar & RVC

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          • #6
            One suggestion more: bridgstone potenza adrenalin r002...using them and very happy...gonna buy another set of 4.

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            2014 Passat Wagon, TDI, blue-motion technology, ComfortPower front seats, Adaptive Damping Control, Premium Sound System, Power Tailgate, Sports pack

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            • #7
              Cheers Saints70. What price did you pay & what mileage did you get out of them?
              MY12.5 B7 V6 Passat wagon in Mocca Anthricite with Panoramic sunroof, SatNav, Driver Assistance & Visibility Package, Adaptive Cruise, Park Assist 2, Auto Tailgate,Tint, Towbar & RVC

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              • #8
                Going to throw Goodyear Eagle F1s in the recommendation list.

                I've been through about 5 sets of 235/40r18 of tyres on a powerful fwd car that almost no tyres bar the F1s could withstand loosing traction under load.

                The f1s are quiet for a sports tyre and they wear well. I took them on a track and after a good 5-6 hard laps they only lost 20% tread and held up really well in reducing understeer with little sidewall flex.

                However, they're definitely not comfortable and can induce tramlining more than other tyres I've had in the past.

                I love these tyres and they set the benchmark when I'm looking for tyres. Unfortunately I won't be able to buy them for my current car due thier sizing that doesn't fit my current wheels
                Originally posted by MightyCarMods
                I'd rather lose by a mile because I built my own car, than win by an inch because someone else built it for me. Your car is your story, so don't let someone else write the book.

                -| "Laura" - 2001 Bora 4-motion (now sold) |-

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                • #9
                  230$ per tyre..done around 40.000km..

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                  • #10
                    I forgot something...i done so far 40.000 km...but still driving them. On Service i was told i can use them for next 10 - 12.000km ...
                    2014 Passat Wagon, TDI, blue-motion technology, ComfortPower front seats, Adaptive Damping Control, Premium Sound System, Power Tailgate, Sports pack

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                    • #11
                      Thank you all. Now a simple toss up between R002 & CSC3. F1's don't sound like what I am looking for given driving conditions & style but thanks to everyone.
                      MY12.5 B7 V6 Passat wagon in Mocca Anthricite with Panoramic sunroof, SatNav, Driver Assistance & Visibility Package, Adaptive Cruise, Park Assist 2, Auto Tailgate,Tint, Towbar & RVC

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by MJW View Post
                        Thanks mate. What did they cost you?
                        850 in total including nitrogen fill

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                        • #13
                          try looking at this 235 40 18 Tyres reviews | the online tyre guide

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                          • #14
                            Pirelli pzero's, about 250 each and awesome grip + wear, had mine for around 20k and still more than 50% tread left

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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by cru22z View Post
                              And low and behold my recommendation for tyres sits at position No.3 - just under the Conti CSC5's. I love and recommend Eagle F1 asy's for good reason.
                              They're also a fraction of the cost compared to any of those top rated tyres. The CSC5's will probably cost toward $400/tyre. PS3's are $300+ and the CSC5's are a higher grade tyre. Eagle F1's are around $250/tyre.
                              Last edited by RubAVeeDubDub; 29-11-2013, 11:25 PM.
                              Originally posted by MightyCarMods
                              I'd rather lose by a mile because I built my own car, than win by an inch because someone else built it for me. Your car is your story, so don't let someone else write the book.

                              -| "Laura" - 2001 Bora 4-motion (now sold) |-

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