Best places for tyres please.
03 April 2004, 12:58 PM
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Best places for tyres please.
I need a couple of 225/45/17's for my sti 7 and a couple of 225/50/16's for the mrs slk. Where is the cheapest place to pick these up. Want a fairly tidy brand obviuosly. Has anyone got any offers on at the moment. Also are the 225/45/17's standard for the sti7 or can I get away with 215/45/17's
03 April 2004, 01:12 PM
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03 April 2004, 03:29 PM
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Originally Posted by real_welshboy
I need a couple of 225/45/17's for my sti 7 and a couple of 225/50/16's for the mrs slk. Where is the cheapest place to pick these up. Want a fairly tidy brand obviuosly. Has anyone got any offers on at the moment. Also are the 225/45/17's standard for the sti7 or can I get away with 215/45/17's
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03 April 2004, 05:53 PM
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These guys in Southampton did a set of Bridgestone SO3s (215/45 17s) for £120 each.
Tyreshops Southamptom
Dry grip is good with excellent predictability. Wet is simply phenominal. Can live with them day to day too (e.g. noise, comfort etc).
Tread pattern is not the prettiest but I'll take the wet grip over pretty...
SO3 clicky
Jim
Tyreshops Southamptom
Dry grip is good with excellent predictability. Wet is simply phenominal. Can live with them day to day too (e.g. noise, comfort etc).
Tread pattern is not the prettiest but I'll take the wet grip over pretty...
SO3 clicky
Jim
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