New Tyres Needed

[bob126]

Advice please!

I have an 08 IS250 sel auto and I need new tyres. I've only done 18k and the rear tyres are borderline. The front tyres are at 3mm. The current tyres are Toya 32R's. They have been very good in terms of grip an road noise, but I think 18k is very poor, especially as I use it mainly for travelling to and from work which is 90% dual carridge.

Any recommendations would be gratefully received.

[stevet]

18k is very poor, I got near 40k from my Dunlops. All wore evenly and changed them at the same time.

[simon k]

the bridgestones on y old 220d lasted the same as your 18k, then i had new rears at 28k

[dgman]

Advice please!

I have an 08 IS250 sel auto and I need new tyres. I've only done 18k and the rear tyres are borderline. The front tyres are at 3mm. The current tyres are Toya 32R's. They have been very good in terms of grip an road noise, but I think 18k is very poor, especially as I use it mainly for travelling to and from work which is 90% dual carridge.

Any recommendations would be gratefully received.

i have had great wear from bridgestones and am currently running the rears at 28k,tests by the likes of auto express have proved that there is little to choose between the best and the worst as regards noise and wet grip amongst premium brands.so you might as well go for the mile muncher.

[dazed]

I have an 08 IS250 sel auto and I need new tyres. I've only done 18k and the rear tyres are borderline. The front tyres are at 3mm. The current tyres are Toya 32R's. They have been very good in terms of grip an road noise, but I think 18k is very poor, especially as I use it mainly for travelling to and from work which is 90% dual carridge.

That's pretty poor. My Toyos all have about 4mm left after 25K miles. About 90% of my driving is dual carriageway too. The fact that your rear tyres are borderline suggests that you might be driving your car a little harder than I do. I guess that could explain the extra wear.

[illestjt]

I prefer to stick with the Dunlop Sport Maxx (not the GT version thou, der abit chunky?)