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Old 08-03-2016
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Has anyone used these? Do you use inserts and how do they compare to Schumacher?
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Old 09-03-2016
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Yes. I've tried the green compound for wet conditions on astro. I found they last a little longer than schumacher silvers and gave a more consistent turn into the corners. Overall grip was similar but I definitely prefer the turn in.
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Old 10-03-2016
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These are the first not "included in the kit " front tyres I've try'd ,I got the white "dry" compound and WOW ! I've never driven anything like that before ! completely transformed the car ! sorry I can't give a comparisom with the Schumacher ones or a pro driver opinion but I like em !
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Old 12-03-2016
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Cheers guys
I think I will order a set of each
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Old 12-03-2016
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i really like the white compound fronts and have tried the mini pins, only downside is they wear a bit faster than schumacher yellows
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Old 14-03-2016
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Do these tyres have a higher profile than the Schumacher ones? Call me old fashioned but I think they look too skinny, especially on older cars like the RC10 Worlds.
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Old 15-03-2016
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They seems to have a similar profile to the Schumacher low profile staggers.
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Old 15-03-2016
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Thanks David, I thought as much from the pictures. I think I will get some of the higher profile ones and put up with the 5% less turn in!
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Old 15-03-2016
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No problem. They are definitely not like the high profile staggers.
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