Marangoni Tyres

**bigmac** · 7th May 2011, 14:24

Simple question are they any good ? i can get them for £70 each

**Super T** · 7th May 2011, 14:57

Racing tyre manufactures that have started to make road tyres. I tried to get the 235 35 19 but they had none in the country. And you get free puncture repair for the life of the tyre. So not to bad I would buy them.

**Ziggy** · 7th May 2011, 14:57

Don get yourself some of the tyres from neo brothers. its what im running and they are excellent. thay can get sizes other than whats listed

**RobW** · 7th May 2011, 15:08

I have done some research into tyres of late, trying to find a replacement for my Dunlop's (which are amazing but not cheap) and have read nothing but good reports of Matador's. Might be worth looking into?

Marangoni

Matador

Useful website for those who like to know what is holding them to the road.

**bigmac** · 7th May 2011, 15:09

Originally Posted by s_zigmond

Don get yourself some of the tyres from neo brothers. its what im running and they are excellent. thay can get sizes other than whats listed

Problem is i need them today or tomorrow

these tyres are meant to be £130 odd but i can get them for £70 fitted

**RobW** · 7th May 2011, 15:12

Originally Posted by bigmac

Problem is i need them today or tomorrow

these tyres are meant to be £130 odd but i can get them for £70 fitted

Judging by some of the reviews, I would. £70 fitted is a good price IMO.

**TimTay** · 7th May 2011, 15:24

We used to buy in macaroni's and matadors at my work and sell them out as budget tyres. But that was in the smaller sizes.

**Jezzy** · 7th May 2011, 15:28

Matador's are what the selling garage put on my Signum to get rid of the droning noise caused by worn tyres on the back. They're bargain basement stuff that the trade use just so they can say "it comes with new tyres". I replaced them with decent stuff as soon as I got home.