225/45-17, eagle f1's please =) infact...re070 instead maybe.

 

Hi guys. Can you price me a set of Bridgestone potenzas re 070 please for the newage widetrack wheels please. Set of 4 please. Thanks

 

Few options on 205/55/16s please

 

best possible deals on 235/40/18 toyo 888's ,Dunlop Direzza 03G, Pirelli P Zero Trofeo and Yokohoma, AD048 and FZ-201's too if poss.

(set of 4)

 

4 x Uniroyal Rainsport 3 in 205 x 45 x 16 83V

 

Could I have a price on 265 18 track tires please

 

Can you beat £120.89 for 1 Yokahoma Parada Spec 2 In 215/35/r18 84W? (Inc Delivery) that was from camskill

Or £87.99 Delivered for Uniroyal Rainsport 3's In the same size ??

Cheers lads

 

Just a heads up from my own experiences mate - If you are planning on using the car on the roads a word of advice on the Yoko Parada Spec 2 tyres - they are great in the dry but are the worst tyres I have ever run in the wet - completely useless. I changed to Goodyear Eagle F1 AS2s and they are unbelieveable in the dry and the wet.

 

Cheers for the advice, these are for the 18" Alloy's that i might be selling, however ill probably keep for thing's like show + Shines etc. i bought the alloy's with 2 brand new one's on the front as it is, so looking at hopefully matching it all round.

Used to have GD Asymetric F1's on my old cupra, they were great, however going by reviews they don't seem as good on impreza's. They lasted nearly 20,000 odd miles on my Cupra and they still had 3mm tread all round on it. Loved them

I will be running P1 OZ 17" Alloy's more often than not with 215/45/R17 tyre's all round

Was thinking Maxxis MA-Z1' / Vredestein Sessanta's / GD F1 ASY2 /Uniroyal Rainsport 3's

 

hi guys

looking for 2 x 255/35/18 for the rear of my E46 330d M sport Touring.

Any recommendations? its currently running on sunnys which the last owner put on day before i bought it, fronts are like new rears are dead at circa 8-10k miles.

any offers on anything specific?

not really bothered whats on this as its my knock about, its not driven like the Impreza

 

Okay, did a bit of research...

Looks like my best option is the Michelin PS3 in 225 width.
Can you quote for it in both W and Y speed rating? Also, with the E (rather than F) fuel economy rating (unless there's also a variant better than E...)?

Please quote in all of the following sizes (subject to availability, obviously):

225/35/17
225/40/17
225/45/17

 

215/55 16 97W XL with rim protection.

They are for a Citroen C4 grand picasso.

Are the goodyear efficient grips still £101? Looking to buy in 15 minutes?

 

FT has gone quiet on us. Unlike him.

Must be uber busy with loads of orders to process.

 

Looks like camskill it is :/

 

Looks like mytyres then. Is ft still alive?

 

Federal rsr,s 235/45/17 £78 can you match ? Thanks maz

 

Hmmmmmmm, not responding to emails either.
Read somewhere about illness causing the delay?

I presume they've not gone bust?

 

Has anyone on here actually ordered and received their tyres?

 

Yes mate, I have twice. But the last time was nearly a month ago. Faultless service, but I did deal with the same lad both times so perhaps he is sick.

 

Ordered twice, received twice, faultless.

 

Ordered about 2 months ago and received mine. But as he is away I ordered from tyre leader which was cheaper.

 

Same here - ordered & received in 48 hours. His Facebook page mentioned delay with quotes due to illness and that was at the end of February - maybe he is still ill?

 

perhaps he is just really tyre'd

 

lol

 

Options for 225/40 18 trackday tyres please?

 

Don't think ul have much look buddy, they seem to have vanished from everywhere, forums are dead so is facebook.

 

Hey guys, apologies for the lack of replies/poor service the last few weeks.

We've been having some issues over at FT and currently not trading (nothing bad so don't worry) but we will be back shortly either as FT or something new and better

Thanks for all your support

 

Sounds dodgy. Avoiding tax perhaps?

 

I wish, that would be easier to sort lol

 

OK, can you define "shortly".
Are we looking at several weeks, as opposed to days?