Toyo R888 R
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Didn't they change the rule recently, to make these 'not' road legal?Yes and yes
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I was under the impression that they were updating the approval. Even if not if they were "fitted" before the approval expiry date then that was OK.
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Yes, they must be fitted prior to the new amendments date. Like they can prove when it's fitted?...
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I haven't tried the R888R yet, but the older ones were great and these are said to be better.
However, I think I'll be buying a set of Nankang AR1's once mine are burnt out. Reviews so far say they're on par with the 888 but much cheaper!
I'm not sure how they managed to get away with the tread pattern. The whole reason the R88R came about was that they required a continuous tread around the full circumference to be road legal. Yet the AR1 doesn't have this and is still road legal?
However, I think I'll be buying a set of Nankang AR1's once mine are burnt out. Reviews so far say they're on par with the 888 but much cheaper!
I'm not sure how they managed to get away with the tread pattern. The whole reason the R88R came about was that they required a continuous tread around the full circumference to be road legal. Yet the AR1 doesn't have this and is still road legal?
