A little touring car influence lol
 

Watching touring cars yesterday and liked the look of the white letters on the tyres, so went out today and got a tyre marker and had a little play lol
it looks pretty good when they are spinning around when your driving :norty:

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step away from the subaru and stay out of halfrauds!!

you just advertised the fact your using ditchfinders, wtf are sunny tyres?

do like the wheels though.

Ye looks good, nice wheels too

:lol1::lol1::lol1:

Sort that dent out on the rear quarter matey :thumb:

Dan

arch is starting to bubble...............

So it is. Get the bodywork sorted matey.

Dan

Is the paint cracking as the tyre goes round? I did this to my tyres many moons ago and after a few drives it looked pony. could be the cheap paint I used (yes it was for tyres)

sunny tyres !!! just googled em, thats cheered me up no end!

hopefully getting it sorted soon bud, its the only bit of bubbling on the car and considering its a 2001 its mint for its age :norty:

Its been there since i had it 1 1/2 years ago and not really noticable in normal conditions, but sods law with the camera angle today lol :rolleyes:

:lol:...............

you can actually be cheered up them tommy ??? :eek::eek:
no matter what the subject or topic thread or who posted it ? it seems you are Mr Miserable always patronising or being negative with a permanent chip on your shoulder !!
Can you post us a pic proving you are able to smile lol :D

My last tyres were Continentals at nearly £500 for x4 and i aint paying that price again for tyres, just bought these 215/35/18s Sunnys x4 £200 and i aint noticed no difference at all in handling and they bring a little sunshine to my daily drive :cool: :lol1:

:luxhello:

Mate seriously those budget tyres are not worthy of your scoob, I bet they are terrible in the wet to. They maybe cheap, but there's a reason for that lol. Oh and they will wear out in no time, if you drive it as it should be driven.

Just out of curiosity I thought I'd have a quick Google and see what the fuss was about.
Have a look at these reviews of Sunny tyres :eek:
http://www.tyrereviews.co.uk/Tyre/Sunny/SN3800_2.htm

Ultimately it's your money, your car, and your choice.

It should be against the law to put those tyres on an impreza:brickwall

that was my point 300ish bhp awd car and stuck to the road with those :eek:

only having some banter fella, fat man are never happy its a fact of life!
just shocked tbh as you obviously look after your car and spend money on it and have fitted budget tyres to it.

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I remember doing that in my 950 fiesta when I was 17 - not a classy touch:wonder:

See where your all coming from ref budget tyres but It was a case of having to, wasn't expecting to need any tyres for another year but had to get some ASAP exactly the same time as paying the balance on my all inclusive holiday abroad in x8 weeks time and with our crappy weather I ain't gonna sacrifice missing out on some proper hot sunny relaxing :thumb:

Perfect solution !!
I will use my white tyre marker to write either Continental or Pirelli on them :lol: lol

Locking wheel nut is missing as well

[QUOTE=paul 439;10602644]Locking wheel nut is missing as well[/QUOT
Take a closer look Sherlock, the black cap is covering the locking wheel nut !

[QUOTE=JPC500;10602694]he needs a smiley face pic too.:luxhello:

[QUOTE=tubbytommy;10602702]He needs glasses too lol

I can concur that Tommy can in fact smile :thumb:

That said i have budget tyres that i bought on the wheels i picked up off here. Nothing wrong with them until you need to use what the car is capable off. It squirrels around that much my ass has taken bites out my seat like a fat man his first mcdonalds in 2 hours. I will definitely be saving for some potenzas so i can use the car in the wet again.

Its like driving an understeering railcar with budgets

Not my cup of tea but it's your car at the end of the day.

As for budget tyres i dont see a problem with them. I had a set on my track wheels as my R888's didnt turn up in time and back to back with a similar spec car with Yokohamas on it was very hard to tell the difference. Even my mate who is a national rally champion said they didnt feel much different compared to the price diference. Budgets were £250 for 4 or Yokos for £460 for 4.

In the dry maybe but not in the wet and seeing as most of our time on the roads is in the wet its probably not a wise choice. Plus budgets tyres will not last that long! Might as well get a decent set and save money in the long run.