As above....anyone got a pic of Perelli P6000 tyres on a willy wheels as I prefer the look of the willy wheel with no rim protection as the wheel stands out more. Like this....but these are Perelli P 4000 which are no longer avaliable i don't thinkWould have to be extra careful not to curb them though!
Most of the modern tyres seem to have rim protection...Mich/Eagles/Toyo's etc
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22-07-2007, 16:19 #1Forum User
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Pic Request - Willy Wheel + Perelli P 6000 Tyre
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P6000's would be the worst choice you could possibly go for. Try a cheap budget tyre instead.
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Did'nt know they were that bad...any suggestions mate?
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P6000s are fine in the dry, but are pretty awful in the wet.
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Nankang's or Kuhmo's would be a good choice, don't think they have rim protectors. Originally Posted by MattyH16valver
Did'nt know they were that bad...any suggestions mate? Originally Posted by summeh
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I have p6000s in 185/55's. I dont think they are THAT bad. The only item i can compare to is a set of semi slicks which i had some time ago - so not a fair comparisson really.
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Cheers for feedback guys...i'll have to have a good look on the internet first b4 i decide
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if you go for kuhmo's i suggest you steer clear of the 'ecsta' model of tyre matey, had em on a previous motor then swapped to toyo proxies and the difference was substancial!! Originally Posted by summeh
Nankang's or Kuhmo's would be a good choice, don't think they have rim protectors. Originally Posted by MattyH16valver
Did'nt know they were that bad...any suggestions mate? Originally Posted by summeh
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I had p6000's on my valver and they were fine in all condition.. Not my choice they were ont the wheels when I bought them but they were fine
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didn't you just fit all new PE2's?
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