Experience of using ATS for tyres?
Experience of using ATS for tyres?
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willr

Original Poster:

363 posts

281 months

Tuesday 11th April 2006
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Has anyone used ATS Euromaster to fit 18" or larger tyres?
They seem to be offering the cheapest rates, but I don't know if they will screw my wheels up...

cinque

833 posts

310 months

Tuesday 11th April 2006
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yep fitted x4 new conti sport contacts (18" ) on my Cayenne

deal was 4 for the price of 3 (worked out nearly £200 cheaper than the average).

They handled the adj suspension thing fine as well, knew what they were doing.

East Herts/ West essex area.

>> Edited by cinque on Tuesday 11th April 13:31

dougc

8,241 posts

293 months

Tuesday 11th April 2006
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Local ATS were great when I had a repair done on the TVR. Let me hang around the workshop, give them advice on jacking points etc. I'd definitely go back. St Albans if its any use to you....

I think they enjoy something a bit different from time to time as opposed to changing rusty exhausts on an endless stream of 10 year old euroboxes.

>> Edited by dougc on Tuesday 11th April 13:39

david968s

415 posts

258 months

Tuesday 11th April 2006
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ATS in Reading were offering a 10% discount to PCGB members a while ago - I think they still do. They were competitive anyway for 17" Contis at the time.

welshchris

1,291 posts

282 months

Tuesday 11th April 2006
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My local ATS are superb - Had a new set set of Conti N2's fitted not too long ago.

They were good with their pricing, and they knew how to handle expensive wheels etc.

I'd recommend them, but of course the quality of the staff in different branches might vary. I'd suggest talking to your local depot - You'll soon get an idea of how they'll perform when you start talking about soft sockets and torquing the wheelnuts back up etc.etc.

Chris