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New Focus tyres needed
I need to replace the front off side tyre on my car, having just recently purchased it second hand the tyre looks like it had a slow puncture. It is a Focus Edge 1.8 '54'.
Paying closer attention to the tyres I noticed that the front o/s is 205/50R16 87H and front n/s 205/50R16 91W. Rears are both 205/50R16 87V
I am not a car expert but my thoughts are that I should probably change both tyres to ensure consistency.
Therefore my question is which tyres should I get and which company is best to use? From reading other threads Toyo seem quite a popular and well priced choice. I am also looking for them to be fitted too. I think they should be 87V too, if someone could confirm this for me.
Your thoughts would be most appreciated. Thank you for reading.
Paying closer attention to the tyres I noticed that the front o/s is 205/50R16 87H and front n/s 205/50R16 91W. Rears are both 205/50R16 87V
I am not a car expert but my thoughts are that I should probably change both tyres to ensure consistency.
Therefore my question is which tyres should I get and which company is best to use? From reading other threads Toyo seem quite a popular and well priced choice. I am also looking for them to be fitted too. I think they should be 87V too, if someone could confirm this for me.
Your thoughts would be most appreciated. Thank you for reading.
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Wouldn't worry too much. The difference is the speed rating but TBH, they're all well above the maximum speed limit in the UK anyway.0
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As above both are above speed rating you will be going. I would still replace both though. Have a search for Camskill on google cheap tyres and go for a speed rating off one you are taking off. I recommend Toyo proxes tr1s very decent. On that site leave the speed rating as any and you will find them.0
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Why don't you check if there is a local tyre shop that does repairs.If they can fix it it will probably cost about a tenner - if not buy a new tyre from them and they shouldn't charge you for checking it out - if they're decent they probably won't charge you even if they can't repair it and you don't get a new tyre from them.0
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