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08 February 2006, 12:05 PM
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...where is best place for us to get tyres ?, which should I go for and how much can I expect to pay ?
Saw that group buy on the Rota 18" alloys is still going for £750 incl Toyo T1r's and wondered if this was worth going for as opposed to just tyres.
i'm not really bothered about wear rate, just grip and performance etc.
Chrs, Malc
Saw that group buy on the Rota 18" alloys is still going for £750 incl Toyo T1r's and wondered if this was worth going for as opposed to just tyres.
i'm not really bothered about wear rate, just grip and performance etc.
Chrs, Malc
08 February 2006, 12:27 PM
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Originally Posted by fitzscoob
Speak to Knowlsey, he told me of a place in southend that done me a cracking deal on some new toyos, 17s came to about £75 if I remember right.
08 February 2006, 12:49 PM
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Rochford Tyre Are pretty cheap for Toyo's, got mine there last year..
They sell wheel and tyre sets on ebay I believe.
They sell wheel and tyre sets on ebay I believe.
08 February 2006, 01:15 PM
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Originally Posted by Plasticman
thanks guys, I'd def be happy with £75 a corner, seems Toyo's are the choice tyre as well yes ?
08 February 2006, 01:54 PM
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Originally Posted by Nevetas
Speak to Barry @ Elite in Rainham, mention ESC.
altough he could'nt give me a great deal on TOYO'S
but did get them cheaper than normal
Baz
08 February 2006, 02:08 PM
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Originally Posted by Milamber
Thats stuttery steve at Leigh Tyres. **** me he knows how to swear but will do you the best deal ever on tyres. He would rather lose money than see you walk away.....
Thats the one
Nice fella as well!
08 February 2006, 02:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Milamber
Thats stuttery steve at Leigh Tyres. **** me he knows how to swear but will do you the best deal ever on tyres. He would rather lose money than see you walk away.....
LOLHe is also selling them on Ebay @ the same price
Chris..
08 February 2006, 04:51 PM
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Originally Posted by Milamber
T1-R's are the way to go. The T1-S' have too soft sidewalls. Trust me
After talking to Barry @ Elite on monday, I went for the T1-R, which have re-inforced walls and shoulders, got 4 T1-R's, tracking and geometry (Prodrive settings) done for just under £400, and the car feels a lot better for it!!
08 February 2006, 07:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Cornelius
I totally agree, after the driver training day, the walls on my T1-S were knackered.
After talking to Barry @ Elite on monday, I went for the T1-R, which have re-inforced walls and shoulders, got 4 T1-R's, tracking and geometry (Prodrive settings) done for just under £400, and the car feels a lot better for it!!
After talking to Barry @ Elite on monday, I went for the T1-R, which have re-inforced walls and shoulders, got 4 T1-R's, tracking and geometry (Prodrive settings) done for just under £400, and the car feels a lot better for it!!
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