Ok as I thought a few minor adjustments made and the feel, feels pretty dam good again. A big thanks to the guys down in Bosmen tyres, archerfield. they know there stuff, I recommend them to all. Taking the my glorious and Sanford side up the mountain. These tyres preformed as described in a test read up that I had read in them. Even with a bit of pushing it around a few of the corners to try breaking the grip a little. There was no success the RE003's gripped the road very nicely, cornering was more the a pleasurable ride with none of that oops feeling at all. Also the frontend never once felt like it was uncontrollable. Least while the tyres are new. So taking into account the tyres are new and new coilovers. These tyres preformed very well and yeah I'd say other then the price. (Which the boys down at bowman tyres, archerfield can match and even beat Bridgestones own prices) as stated there's a difference between a new tyre feel and the right feel. So I'm very happy so far with there performance so far with roughly 400klms on them so far. New challenge will be a wet day drive, to see how they preform in wet road conditions, then over the next months will see the wearing of the tyres. But very happy so far. Now I chose the 205/50/16, 225/50/16 as I get no speedo out, running 50's. I know this because I used a gps speed tracker to match the difference.

I think you may have meant Bossman tyres?

I second them, they're the first shop to not go rouge on me and actually work with my main goal in mind.

I also agree your offset is much more aggressive than zues jnr.