Recently got a set of nearly-new Falken 914s. (What was on before was very nondescript). First 60 mile journey I did, I was very struck that when I got home I felt very little fatigue. The car feels far firmer and more poised, less twitchy. These days they have been superceded by the 310. Reports of these are good too. MGF experts have recommended both.
When i first bought mine it had Nankang, it did a 360 on a roundabout at a very slow speed, it just let go. I went and bough 4 Avons it fixed it right away and have run them ever since
Have Toyo TR1's on my F and Toyo T1Rs on the TF. Nice tyres.
Greetings from NZ I have been using Toyo Proxes for 10 years and find they handle really well in wet or dry
Recently got a set of nearly-new Falken 914s. (What was on before was very nondescript). First 60 mile journey I did, I was very struck that when I got home I felt very little fatigue. The car feels far firmer and more poised, less twitchy. These days they have been superceded by the 310. Reports of these are good too. MGF experts have recommended both.
Oh boy do I miss my MGF...!
We run Yokohama S-drive tires on our Fs and they really work well on the F.
I put 4 matching new tyres on my MGF . , they were only coopers (Avon) but they transformed the car . Definitely worth sorting your tyres on these
This is fortuatous, I have to buy x4 new tyres and was thinking about Yokohama's and this has just sold me thanks. (MGF tyres are a minefiels :-s )
When i first bought mine it had Nankang, it did a 360 on a roundabout at a very slow speed, it just let go. I went and bough 4 Avons it fixed it right away and have run them ever since
A year on, are you still happy wit the tyres?
What is the warning light on?
The power steering is disabled (fuse removed)