13-12-2011, 05:12 | #11 |
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+This. The quality can be so variable and the results of spot tests done by various consumer watchdogs leave me adamant against ever getting part worn tyres.
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13-12-2011, 09:39 | #12 |
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I completely agree on part worn tyres. I would rather pay for new ones.
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13-12-2011, 12:25 | #13 |
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Just been called by the garage. Had an out of shape tyre at the front. *shrugs*. The guy said 2 tyres were also close to the legal limit and advised getting new ones before making the trip down south. £50 each works for me. Much better than the previous garage that was £100 each. Different tyres I think. Currently got Continentals. The garage didn't say what make but said they are V-Rated for speed on the motorway. Gotta be better than my current close to the legal limit tyres.
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17-12-2011, 09:54 | #14 |
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V rated for speed is all well and good but will they have the same grip as a £100 tyre when you're trying to stop from 70mph? I can see cars and tyres aren't really your thing, but it's something to think about next time around
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