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I am planning to replace the tires on my 2005 MG TF. So far, I have only checked out Toyo Tires Proxes 1. Saw one online and I am contemplating on ordering it. Is anyone familiar with it?

Proxes on the tf & Avon ZV5 on the f; sporty verses touring, works for me.

Proxes on our TF: very happy.

I like the Toyo BUT there have been a few problems when they changed the compound which effected some cars.

Which size wheel do you have?

Anybody here tried avant tyres on mg

Probably the driver of this



Seriously had them on the back of my TF when I bought it.

Good fun

Fish-tailing everywhere in the wet!

Went for mot Saturday with my mazda..while waiting for the car..I got into conversation with the owner of the garage..they fitted tyres and I got a few prices..which were not over the top..but he kept trying to steer my mind in the direction of the avant tyres...they were no difference in price from the brands I'd set my mind on so I suspect he was going to make more bucks selling me that brand.. (avant)...

I thought I knew most of the tyre brands, but it must be my age as the Avant brand name is a new one on me, can anyone give a link to their website please?

I've never heard of them either, I wonder if they were actually Davanti?

https://www.davanti-tyres.com/

Got me thinking

They were "Event" on my first TF, not "Avant" ...Total rubbish!

Sorry!

Yes think your right davanti...the garage owner seemed very knoledge be. .he races wessex cars and said how good he thought the davanti tyres were..he said he may give me a set in may at a very low price if I gave a bit of a review on here....but I think a review may be best left to someone like the stig

Here is the link to the Davanti tyre website https://www.davanti-tyres.com

It turns out that they are yet another Chinese brand who started to be imported into the UK/Europe in 2013/14 with the UK importer apparently being Oak Tyres, this article gives you a bit of an insight http://www.tiretechnologyinternational.com/articles.php?ArticleID=1217

The one hing that really naffs me off with so many of these articles is that they use a Trump spelling of the word TYRE!!!!! When I used to write and produce technical and marketing literature for several of the UK based major international tyres brands it always drove us all mad having to justify the spelling of the word TYRE in English!!