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18" Mitchelin Pilot Sport x 2... 295/35 ZR18


Mike B

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I have these two rears, ideally for a 10" dish,

 

Long story, but I changed wheels and these would not fit on my old car before I sold it because it did not have rolled arches...

 

so now I need to sell them.. and they are not that worn at all..

 

Thought someone on here would have use for them before they go on fleabay. Looking for around £75 a tyre..? carriage 15 quid to sensible UK address..

 

18" Mitchelin Pilot Sport x 2... 295/35 ZR18 - remember you will need rolled arches for these on most supra rims...

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Have you used these? - I'm all set to buy another set of gds3's but I do think they wear fast - especially on track days..

these were Terry S's choice, so maybe I should try a set... he didn't hang around on the track!

 

I went from slippy yoko AVS sports, to a set of these - the increased confidence it gave me was phenominal

 

Mine is on 19s though, so these on 18s will be awesome :D

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try some semi slicks,

 

:bang:

 

would you like them back with or without big tufts of grass wedged between the rim and tyre? lol

 

I was thinking about it tbh... I drive the van a lot when I have access to it 100%, but still use the car for long journies and have had some aquaplaning moments on gds3's,

 

so semis will have to wait until I find a set of nice 18" rims on here going cheap, for trackdays.

 

Thanks for the offer though - you are brave after seeing what I did to the Blue supra on the shopping run at this time of year!

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The cage I got off ebay - when I first bought the silver car, after the infamous incident. 400 notes in the end, after a bit of a bidding war, then re-covered it in alcantera. Weights a ton.

 

easy to fit, and can get in the back no problems. It limits you getting in the front though, as it chops off leg access when you swing your leg in/out.

 

Big tall chap like you will have to warm up with some stretches first ;)

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