Need part worn 16" tyres
06 October 2003, 02:02 PM
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Has anyone got some part worn rubber to fit the front wheels (standard 16s) of an MY99. I need two tyres of the same make with similar levels of wear. Cash waiting 
06 October 2003, 04:15 PM
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i"ve got two .Only on for two days,good as new..........cost me £180...........will sell for £90 ono for the two...........
I think they're Ceats........or something like that.....can deliver in and around Edinburgh.
I think they're Ceats........or something like that.....can deliver in and around Edinburgh.
06 October 2003, 04:20 PM
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I think they're Ceats........or something like that
06 October 2003, 04:46 PM
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Kenny,
I've got a full set of Bridgestone SO2's lying around in the garage.
Two of them are pretty much worn out but you're welcome to have a look at the other two. Should keep you legal for a while.
Mail me at the addy above if you want to pop round if you are in the area
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I've got a full set of Bridgestone SO2's lying around in the garage.
Two of them are pretty much worn out but you're welcome to have a look at the other two. Should keep you legal for a while.
Mail me at the addy above if you want to pop round if you are in the area
Cheers
Andy
07 October 2003, 10:34 AM
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I'll have a look tonight.
I'm pretty sure the "good" pair have at least 4mm of tread across all of the tyre.
The "bad" pair have the same but only across about 2/3rds of the tyre.
They made for interesting handling going around those 90 degree corners East Lothian backroads seem to specialise in
Even without fuel surge
I'm pretty sure the "good" pair have at least 4mm of tread across all of the tyre.
The "bad" pair have the same but only across about 2/3rds of the tyre.
They made for interesting handling going around those 90 degree corners East Lothian backroads seem to specialise in
Even without fuel surge
07 October 2003, 10:42 AM
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I need tyres for track alloys. Prefer some rubber. Any flavour a part from real rubbish.
Mail me with what you have (Whatever you dont want kenny)
evocars@btconnect.com
I need tyres for track alloys. Prefer some rubber. Any flavour a part from real rubbish.
Mail me with what you have (Whatever you dont want kenny)
evocars@btconnect.com
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08 October 2003, 09:05 AM
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Okay, I've had a quick look at the tyres and as I thought two have good tread (4-5mm) across the whole width of the tyre. Kenny, if you are interested in these drop me an email at the addy in my profile and we can sort something out.
The other two, whilst probably borderline legal, I wouldn't recommend putting on your scoob for the road. The tread is a bit shallower and the tyres are pretty much slick on the shoulders.
JVS - if you want these for your track alloys drop me a note.
I also have a selection of old kitchen units in my garage - any takers for them
Andy
The other two, whilst probably borderline legal, I wouldn't recommend putting on your scoob for the road. The tread is a bit shallower and the tyres are pretty much slick on the shoulders.
JVS - if you want these for your track alloys drop me a note.
I also have a selection of old kitchen units in my garage - any takers for them
Andy
09 October 2003, 04:23 PM
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Blair's 'bad' two are probably not too bad for a track day - the shoulders are a little worn but otherwise fine. Also I believe dougster has tyres but they have a fair bit of tread left so wouldn't be a £10 for the lot jobbie.
10 October 2003, 09:18 AM
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As Saxo Boy says I have two SO2's left in the garage, pretty worn on the shoulders but with enough tread to get you round knockhill a good few times (probably best in the dry though
)These any use to you ?
10 October 2003, 09:54 AM
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Can be. It's not that far away.
Either that or can meet up at the services off the A1 at Musselburgh - that must be about 1/2 way between us
Are you able to meet up tomorrow morning - around 9am would be best for me
10 October 2003, 10:04 AM
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No plans to be in Edinburgh with the car for the next week or so.
Are you around in the evening during the week ? I could probably be at the Musselburgh services for about 7pm any night other than Wednesday
Are you around in the evening during the week ? I could probably be at the Musselburgh services for about 7pm any night other than Wednesday
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