Avon Zz1 Tires
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I found a review by a miata owner here http://www.miata.net/products/wheels/avon.html
Must say I've never heard of them either, and some searching on google didn't find any big name places selling them for what it is worth.
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Must say I've never heard of them either, and some searching on google didn't find any big name places selling them for what it is worth.
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Avon tires have been around for decades. They're from Great Britain and have been used in European motorcycle racing forever. I think they used to be standard on Rolls and Bentley's too.
Company is now affiliated with Cooper Tires in US
See: www.avontires.com
I've had a set on my new Rota Subzeroes for a few hundred miles now. I have same reaction as the Miata guy did. I've gone a lot faster on them on certain familiar roads and haven't been able to make them squeal yet! I got them from local distributor that I found on their website for about $89 each. I'm very happy so far.
Company is now affiliated with Cooper Tires in US
See: www.avontires.com
I've had a set on my new Rota Subzeroes for a few hundred miles now. I have same reaction as the Miata guy did. I've gone a lot faster on them on certain familiar roads and haven't been able to make them squeal yet! I got them from local distributor that I found on their website for about $89 each. I'm very happy so far.
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Originally posted by glenrock
Avon tires have been around for decades. They're from Great Britain and have been used in European motorcycle racing forever. I think they used to be standard on Rolls and Bentley's too.
Company is now affiliated with Cooper Tires in US
See: www.avontires.com
I've had a set on my new Rota Subzeroes for a few hundred miles now. I have same reaction as the Miata guy did. I've gone a lot faster on them on certain familiar roads and haven't been able to make them squeal yet! I got them from local distributor that I found on their website for about $89 each. I'm very happy so far.
Avon tires have been around for decades. They're from Great Britain and have been used in European motorcycle racing forever. I think they used to be standard on Rolls and Bentley's too.
Company is now affiliated with Cooper Tires in US
See: www.avontires.com
I've had a set on my new Rota Subzeroes for a few hundred miles now. I have same reaction as the Miata guy did. I've gone a lot faster on them on certain familiar roads and haven't been able to make them squeal yet! I got them from local distributor that I found on their website for about $89 each. I'm very happy so far.
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