Tim
Your point about 205/60 x 15 tyres is well made. I too have a real issue on 
this , not with speed bumps (yet!) but with the sill of my garage onto the 
pavement where I need the 2 plank method to get over it on 60 profile tyres.

I have looked long and hard and just cannot find anything to compare with Toyo 
Proxes TR-1.

The closest I have come is the Yokohama A538 which is used on the Smart 
Roadster, but although better than the C-Drive, Avons or other options.

I have even considered buying a set of 16 inch rims (Minilites) so that I can 
use the Toyo Proxes in 205/55 x 16 which will give approx the same ground 
clearance, I would rather not take this (expensive) step if possible.

Does anyone else have any experience of 15 inch 60 profile tyres that suit 
Morgans in general or the +8 in particular.

Andy 



>________________________________
> From: "Carpenter, Tim" <[email protected]>
>To: mogtalk2 <[email protected]> 
>Sent: Thursday, 26 April 2012, 12:00
>Subject: Re: [mogtalk2] MidMog CT now ground clearance
> 
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>Roy,
> 
>I have the same Toyo Proxes ground 
clearance issue.      I fitted a set this time 
last year on my Plus 8, and the difference in the wet from the Pirelli 
"ditch-finders" is tremendous.     But I lose something like 
4/10 inch in ground clearance due to the move from 205/60 to 
205/55.       Quite obviously I used to be within 
4/10" of quite a few speed bumps, including one on my shared 
driveway.    I now keep two pieces of plank at that bump just to 
get the chassis cross-member over it.
> 
>So, question for anyone, next time round, is there 
anything which is available in 205/60 that offers anything like the Toyo 
Proxes' 
wet performance?       I'd trade some of it in to 
get my ground clearance back.
> 
>Or what about 
195/65?      Fractionally more ground clearance 
than the original, but obviously not the same in extremis dry 
grip.     Arguably no worse in the wet, and probably better 
for trials?
> 
>Tim
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>________________________________
> From: Roy Wilkinson 
[mailto:[email protected]] 
>Sent: 26 April 2012 10:31
>To: mogtalk2
>Subject: [EXTERNAL]Re: [mogtalk2] MidMog 
CT
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>Chris,
> 
>My set up is not standard at the 
moment, I have Toyo Proxes on Minilite Wheels from my "having a go 
at
>SpeedMog sprinting" so I am far 
too low on ground clearance for Trials!  However, I can revert to my 
original
>Rostyles, 
which I still have, with tyres with more grip. Probably do this and 
hopefully be allowed to enter at
>a revised date,
> 
>Roy.
> 
> 
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>From: Chris Bailey 
<[email protected]>
>To: mogtalk2 <[email protected]> 
>Sent: Wednesday, 25 April 
2012, 8:27
>Subject: Re: 
[mogtalk2] MidMog CT
>
>Roy
> 
>I can't help thinking you're being far too 
competitive!  The whole idea of the Club Car Trials is that you can drive a 
standard model without ANY modification.  Last year (or the year before) 
Ian Charlesworth entered his Aero 8!
> 
>It's a bit like sprinting, have a go, talk to 
others and then make any changes you feel may make an improvement. You may 
otherwise spend money unnecessarily.
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>Just my thoughts.
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