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Simufly

Simufly

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Need a set of new boots. (The old XWXs are just a bit too old)
In the UK the choice is very limited if you want to stay on 195 70 14 size.
Vredesteins would seem to offer a good compromise. Any comments or suggestions.
 
In germany there is additionally Maxxis available.
But not more. :sad:

Here we are allowed to drive alternatively 205/70R14V.
Same tire manufacturers.
Best Regrads; Willy
 
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wilies13 said:
In germany there is additionally Maxxis available.
But not more. :sad:

Here we are allowed to drive alternatively 205/70R14V.
Same tire manufacturers.
Best Regrads; Willy
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Oddly the maxxis in 205 70 14 is available in the UK. I have Alpina 7in rims and the 195 did look a bit snug on them, more suited to the OE 6 rims?
So, the 205 is an option, any comments on the Maxxis MA1-P1
I certainly like the price of the compared to the fabulously expensive Michelins!!!!
 
These are 195/70 Fulda Assuro (SP)? on 14x7. I like the look well enough.
 

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Simufly said:
Oddly the maxxis in 205 70 14 is available in the UK. I have Alpina 7in rims and the 195 did look a bit snug on them, more suited to the OE 6 rims?
So, the 205 is an option, any comments on the Maxxis MA1-P1
I certainly like the price of the compared to the fabulously expensive Michelins!!!!
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I run 225 x 60 x 14 on my Alpina rims.
BF Goodrich makes this size and are essentially Michelin tyres.
I did roll the fender lips.
 
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