Vredestein - bargain

I'm going from Toyo proxes, which have been awesome wet & dry, my mate has the vredestein on his A4 and he says they are awesome, so time will tell
 
It's difficult to find the limits of grip with quattro in the dry with anything other than cheap budget tyres (on normal roads), but I've never felt so confident in the wet than with the Vredesteins. They cut through surface water like a hot knife through butter!
 
iv been useing vreds for a few year never had a problem with them
 
It's difficult to find the limits of grip with quattro in the dry with anything other than cheap budget tyres (on normal roads), but I've never felt so confident in the wet than with the Vredesteins. They cut through surface water like a hot knife through butter!

I use the Vredestein's here in Aberdeenshire, great tyres and never had any issues with them, best traction ever.
 
Pretty good, although does not beat my ebay bargain of 4 x vredestein ultra sessantas with 7mm tread and in perfect condition for £240 cash!

I ripped the guys arms and legs off for those!

Definate bargain that fella
 
Ok so 2 weeks in, found the tyres sqeeled a bit on cornering, so upped the psi to 36 from my usual 33 on toyos, that made all the difference. As for performance, they are pretty awesome in the dry - definately on par with if not slightly better than the toyos. In the wet - f**k me they hold and repel the water, much better than my trusted Toyos :arco:
 
I think thats about the ball park figure I paid for the exact same tyres. Been on a year now and performing well. Got mine from Blackcircles.com
 
36psi... I run 40 - 42psi...

This is based on the standard pressures from 18" rims/tyres

Glad you're as impressed as everyone else with the Vreds!

JJ think i'll up the psi again and see what the difference is, yep i'm thinking they will be a keeper, snow is a coming so i'll see how they fair
 
40-42psi is quite high isn't it?

42psi is standard pressure on the 3.0tdi. Don't you check your handbook or pressure sticker???? Anything less and you can tell the difference in handling.
You go to 46psi if the cars fully loaded.

Vredesteins are amazing, I got 4 fitted for £490 from tyreman.co.uk
 
Wonder why the psi is so markedly different between the 2.0 and the 3.0. Presume heavier engine.
 
42psi is standard pressure on the 3.0tdi. Don't you check your handbook or pressure sticker???? Anything less and you can tell the difference in handling.
You go to 46psi if the cars fully loaded.

Vredesteins are amazing, I got 4 fitted for £490 from tyreman.co.uk

Better put mine up from 37 then! :keule:You running 42 all round then? I've changed my wheels from 235/40/18 to 255/35/19 btw.
 
Better put mine up from 37 then! :keule:You running 42 all round then? I've changed my wheels from 235/40/18 to 255/35/19 btw.

Yeah, 42 psi all round.

Im not sure how it works with your different sized wheels.