New tyres required
26 November 2006, 08:45 AM
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New tyres required
I need new rubber, using Toyo at present, but have been into local garage and has offerd me some Goodyear F1's for £83 fitted inc vat,(225,45,17) is there a certain type of F1, Can anyone help on this matter,
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26 November 2006, 12:20 PM
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Originally Posted by turboDean
GSD2 are the old version
GSD3 are the new version.
£83 is a pretty good price.
GSD3 are the new version.
£83 is a pretty good price.
Make sure you get the y load rated tyre. They has been instances of tyre walls splitting on the lower rated tyres
26 November 2006, 09:38 PM
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Originally Posted by Russ71
Im looking to get new rubber after christmas, roughly wanting to spend around £80 each, which ones do you recommend ?
26 November 2006, 10:07 PM
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Try Grants Tyres in Cwmcarn, he was doing F1's in 17" for £75 a few months ago, don't know if he can still get them for that price though.
27 November 2006, 09:16 AM
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Originally Posted by turboDean
Try Grants Tyres in Cwmcarn, he was doing F1's in 17" for £75 a few months ago, don't know if he can still get them for that price though.
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Originally Posted by tay05
Bloody hell...didn't know u could fit 245's on a 17'' rim! 
27 November 2006, 05:50 PM
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Be like dragster wheels 
Just put 215/45/17's on my classic and they're rubbing a bit every now and again. Think its on the suspension, just another excuse for me to get the coil overs she deserves
Just put 215/45/17's on my classic and they're rubbing a bit every now and again. Think its on the suspension, just another excuse for me to get the coil overs she deserves
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