desparatley need two 215/40/17 bridgestone so2's - however i am getting quoted £150 + per tyre!!
does anyone know anywhere round lincoln/hull/nottingham areas where i can get a decent price.....
have posted this in the wheel & tyres section to no avail!
would also be interested to hear of any good price for goodyear f1's or toya t1's
any advice would be appreciated.
ta in advance!!

Tyres Northampton, speak to Malc or Mark on 01604 751555

Harj...

rallyenut,
Did ya get me mail?

Since then been quoted £775 for tsw rims and GY f1 rubber,price was for the package but as the rims are usually 460-520 a set that leaves 315-255 a set for the tyres which seems pretty good.price with 205/40/17 rubber came down to £675.

paul - thanks I e-mailed u today-about meets!! - check your mail!!
best quote so far is £129.25 each for so2's from northampton tyres - bit of a drive though!!!
so I am now looking @ maybe 4 new tyres!
where did you get the quote for thr gy f1's?
the other thing was has anyone tried the Yoko A539's???
cheers
rallynut

shouldn't this be in a the Wheels, Tyres & Brakes forum? http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/wink.gif

Pembereton Tyres (Jct 26 M6) do them at £124.99 each fully inclusive. If they can do them at that, other should be able to!! http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/wink.gif

Try Tyremen, Witty street Hull and tell them Geoff with the 22B referred you.
Charged me £112 + VAT per corner for SO2 17" 235's.
Email me if you want a telephone no
Good Luck
Geoff

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by Geoff P:
<B>Try Tyremen, Witty street Hull and tell them Geoff with the 22B referred you.
Charged me £112 + VAT per corner for SO2 17" 235's for the 22B an £107.00 + VAT for an employees MY99 running 16"
Email me if you want a telephone no
Good Luck
Geoff[/quote]

I was quoted £125 (including Vat and fitting) for 225 x45 x17 for S-02s, in South Norfolk. But decided to change to Toyo Proxes - slightly cheaper plus 5 year accident insurance - to see what they are like.

No complaints so far, definitely better than the S-02s on cold roads (0 degrees C).

you've got mail boy

I've looked at the S-02 and have used the Bridgestone Potenza re010 tyres, but have just had some Firestone SZ50's fitted at half the price. They are fractionally noisier on coarse chip, but ride and handling are the same and they should last much longer.