Given
36%
while driving a
Peugeot 207 GT
(205/45 R17) on
mostly country roads
for 9,000
average miles
had a brand new set of these on the front of my 207 gt when i bought it, now im not gonna lie but i would be classed as a fast driver, i dont speed and i do drive by the conditions however, im classed as a little quick of the mark and accelerate hard too, at first the tires were ok, however as soon as i fitted coilovers they couldnt cope, coilovers stiffen the ride, and i found that the tire couldnt cope with the diffrence in force applied to it when the car tried bouncing,
but the worse thing about these are when it gets wet, as soon as theres even the lightest rain, slow down and take your time, these have near to no grip when it gets wet, sliding, locking up under light braking,
after fitting my coilovers i only had them another week before i changed to toyo t1-r's for the front, so much better, however there more expensive,
now in my eyes if you have a fwd car then these will be fine for the back, however i dont think they can cope with doing the steering and the power at the same time, my fwd 207 was remmaped to 220bhp, think that was to much tbh, if you have less than 130bhp i think you'll be fine