Michelin PS2
15 January 2007, 02:20 PM
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Michelin PS2
Just been to Costco Lakeside and been told from 19/1/07 to 18/2/07 they are offering 20% of all Michelin tyres
Current price for 235x 45x 17 Y94 186mph+ For 113.96 fitted each Is this a good price?
I need four
The above price is before the 20% by the way
Any comments please.
Current price for 235x 45x 17 Y94 186mph+ For 113.96 fitted each Is this a good price?
I need four
The above price is before the 20% by the way Any comments please.
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15 January 2007, 04:09 PM
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15 January 2007, 04:29 PM
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This was shown in the Costco Spring Offers booklet. You must buy set of 4 tyres and only 2 sets allowed per customer. Last time they did this some were buying them and sticking the tyres in the loft and then going back for fitting when they needed it, as you'd already paid for the fitting in the price they didn't charge you again for the fitting.
Shame as I only really need a couple of 225/40/18 probably later this year. I've had PS2 on my car for a couple of years and no probs at all with them.
Shame as I only really need a couple of 225/40/18 probably later this year. I've had PS2 on my car for a couple of years and no probs at all with them.
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15 January 2007, 04:49 PM
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This was shown in the Costco Spring Offers booklet. You must buy set of 4 tyres and only 2 sets allowed per customer. Last time they did this some were buying them and sticking the tyres in the loft and then going back for fitting when they needed it, as you'd already paid for the fitting in the price they didn't charge you again for the fitting.
Shame as I only really need a couple of 225/40/18 probably later this year. I've had PS2 on my car for a couple of years and no probs at all with them.
Shame as I only really need a couple of 225/40/18 probably later this year. I've had PS2 on my car for a couple of years and no probs at all with them.
may well do that if I can find cheaper or better was also thinking or Vredestein Ultrac (don't know about spelling)
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15 January 2007, 05:12 PM
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That's £364.67 fitted, after 20% as mentioned above in thread
15 January 2007, 06:33 PM
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I got a set fitted the last time they had the offer on. They are a very good tyre and the price is good. I find they tramline slightly more than the toyo T1/S I had before and think the toyos might be slightly better if you hit a big puddle too, but otherwise I have no complaints. Car is a JDM sti 2001 and size is 225/45/17. They seem to be wearing quite well too, must have done 10k with them and they still have lots of tread.
15 January 2007, 07:36 PM
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I got a set fitted the last time they had the offer on. They are a very good tyre and the price is good. I find they tramline slightly more than the toyo T1/S I had before and think the toyos might be slightly better if you hit a big puddle too, but otherwise I have no complaints. Car is a JDM sti 2001 and size is 225/45/17. They seem to be wearing quite well too, must have done 10k with them and they still have lots of tread.
16 January 2007, 08:34 AM
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16 January 2007, 12:08 PM
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If Michelin make them then Costco will order them in.
And the 4 tyre deal is good, I got four for the scoob, but the G/F's Golf only needed 2 but they are happy to sell you four, fit 2 now and fit the rest later.
And the 4 tyre deal is good, I got four for the scoob, but the G/F's Golf only needed 2 but they are happy to sell you four, fit 2 now and fit the rest later.
16 January 2007, 05:44 PM
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16 January 2007, 05:47 PM
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17 January 2007, 12:23 PM
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Well, booked in Friday for Four new PS2 Costco Lakeside couldn't find cheaper or better for the price.
Re070 cheapest I could find Ian litchfields £135 +vat plus carriage plus fitting
so passed on them........Shame
Re070 cheapest I could find Ian litchfields £135 +vat plus carriage plus fitting
so passed on them........Shame
17 January 2007, 01:56 PM
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Alcazar, see website for locations
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£25 per year public membership inc spouse or £20 for trade membership again inc the spouse.
www.costco.co.uk
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PS2`S. Had them fitted last night seem a lot quieter and definitely a different ride, no tram lining
although I don`t think they will have the same side wall deformation.
Grip to be confirmed wet and dry, need to scrub them in a bit first!
although I don`t think they will have the same side wall deformation.Grip to be confirmed wet and dry, need to scrub them in a bit first!
27 January 2007, 10:56 PM
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had them out in the rain last night, what a great tire... I have had all the big name tires and these are the best by far in the wet,
haven't had dry time yet but if they are anywhere as good as in the wet I will be very impressed, and having come from the mighty RE070`s
they will need to be good to better them in the dry
On ride quality they seem to have taken the Beast out of my BeeSTi
........Anyone else found this happening , very smooth and quite...a bit scary?
haven't had dry time yet but if they are anywhere as good as in the wet I will be very impressed, and having come from the mighty RE070`sthey will need to be good to better them in the dry
On ride quality they seem to have taken the Beast out of my BeeSTi
........Anyone else found this happening , very smooth and quite...a bit scary?
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27 January 2007, 11:20 PM
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