Tyre pressures on F1's
13 February 2003, 02:16 PM
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What tyre presures should i be running on MY02 fitted today with F1's.
Size 215 / 45 x 17 - was told F33 R31 ???????????????????
Also got them for £408.20 all in - fitted, balanced, new valves.
F1 drowt, not here matey.
14 February 2003, 04:56 PM
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Oh boy, not so funny as I got mine from Kwik-fit too.
They do work an official price match policy (within 10 miles radius), so I always ring Watling Tyres in Catford (cheapest anywhere)get my quote . Then the local Kwik-fit match it.
I use one on Sevenoaks Road nr. A20, guys are O.K. Their tyre man runs a mad R5T hybrid, which he has just taken off the road to fit rwd cossie lump & running gear (yep in the R5).
Good Luck
They do work an official price match policy (within 10 miles radius), so I always ring Watling Tyres in Catford (cheapest anywhere)get my quote . Then the local Kwik-fit match it.
I use one on Sevenoaks Road nr. A20, guys are O.K. Their tyre man runs a mad R5T hybrid, which he has just taken off the road to fit rwd cossie lump & running gear (yep in the R5).
Good Luck
14 February 2003, 05:03 PM
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I got F1's for my STi7 from Micheldever in January. They're 225/40-17 I think but I only paid about £350 for 4.
It would appear that 225/40's are cheaper than 215/45's, more applications presumably. Would 225/40's fit on a WRX?
Or was it just that Micheldever are so much cheaper than everywhere else?
It would appear that 225/40's are cheaper than 215/45's, more applications presumably. Would 225/40's fit on a WRX?
Or was it just that Micheldever are so much cheaper than everywhere else?
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