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Big thumbs up for Martin's Tyres again :thumb:
Phoned them yesterday after having alot of trouble with supply of MPS2 285/30/18. They stated exactly what others have noted, that the N1 is almost impossible to get hold of but they could get me a full set of N3s by next day where others have failed. Price was a little more than expected but I was fed up waiting, £155 fronts, £251 rears, £812 all in including fitting. Was in and out in 30min. :thumb:
First impression of the N3, not as aesthetically pleasing as the N1 but with a softer ride and slightly less road noise. Let's see if they last 11000 miles inc Ring trip and 'fun' days like the N1s did...
All in all I'm poorer but happy :thumbs:
Interesting Stu, when I bought my Mich a few years ago the only version they did in 225/40 and 285/30 were the N1s.
Look fwd to hearinh how you get on with them, especially since you've had both types. Agree, N1s do look nice :lol:
Not as good as the N1 and that was/is the main concern. The N1 had that extra 'lip' which helped alot. I also think that's what made the N1 a better looking tyre.
I was just about to ask about the lip on the N3's too. I'm supposed to be having a set of N3's fitted to the rear soon and I have plenty of tread left on my front N1's.
Is there a lip at all on the N3's - or is my car going to end up looking a bit 'unbalanced'?
Thanks.
Adrian.
There is no 'lip' but the edge comes out further than the alloy rim so does provide some protection. Can't really comment on the unbalanced side of things. If you can hold off for that elusive set of N1s then probably your best bet...
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