I have a 4T van, only bought it end of last year, so not owned too long but the front ride comfort is AWFUL!!! (a Class Hymer Fiat based)
It has Continental Camper CP tyres which are almost brand new so I’m reluctant to change them but has anyone gone from CP to C and noticed a step change in comfort? Not a small change, I’m looking for a big change. I’m not asking for opinions if you haven’t changed from C to CP (or the other way round). I’m really to trying to ascertain some real fact. (Sorry if that appears rude or dismissive).
Pressures are at 55PSI front and 65PSI rear as per conti guidelines. I know Michelin suggest higher pressures but I really don’t think I could handle that.
It’s fine on motorways and dual carriageways but UK roads are pot hole heaven at the moment and I’m starting to not enjoy taking it out.
(For the C vs CP arguments, I’m not interested in standing around and safer sidewalls. I use my van a lot, circa 12k per annum and the load ratings are all in order. I’m ONLY interested in comfort in this thread).
Thanks in advance.
PS tyre size is 225/75 16
It has Continental Camper CP tyres which are almost brand new so I’m reluctant to change them but has anyone gone from CP to C and noticed a step change in comfort? Not a small change, I’m looking for a big change. I’m not asking for opinions if you haven’t changed from C to CP (or the other way round). I’m really to trying to ascertain some real fact. (Sorry if that appears rude or dismissive).
Pressures are at 55PSI front and 65PSI rear as per conti guidelines. I know Michelin suggest higher pressures but I really don’t think I could handle that.
It’s fine on motorways and dual carriageways but UK roads are pot hole heaven at the moment and I’m starting to not enjoy taking it out.
(For the C vs CP arguments, I’m not interested in standing around and safer sidewalls. I use my van a lot, circa 12k per annum and the load ratings are all in order. I’m ONLY interested in comfort in this thread).
Thanks in advance.
PS tyre size is 225/75 16
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