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cuprabob said:
For reference Costco are just over £140
I was in costco the other day and it was after a long day.... I got a price of £119 each... um but tha was a 17inch and 45 profile.... and Id convinced myself it was that size ... then lightbulb moment.So £240 - thats fully fitted.
KwikFit are £197 EACH....
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Welshbeef said:
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Edit - dammit too late!
parapaul said:
Try Event Mobile tyres - if they have them, they'll be as cheap as, or cheaper than anywhere else.
Out of interest, why the PS3? I'm sure I've read reviews saying the PS2 is still a better tyre.
You'll have to check if they'll fit in your area, but with my postcode they're showing £147, each, fitted.Out of interest, why the PS3? I'm sure I've read reviews saying the PS2 is still a better tyre.
Costco are selling them at £149.99.
Had an interesting chat with the fitter on the phone I gave him the full size of the tyre etc and awaiting the price then he asked what vehicle. To which he then asked do I have a spare wheel (I dont) then he said you have to fit run flats....
He explained thats how the car was originally specified.
I then counter explained - the original owner ordered the car with non run flats from new with a foam can as the spare. Therefore I need only the normal tyres.
They have them in stock.
He did seem quite off ish when I said I wanted non runflats - why? He is a tyre fitter? Or is it a case of general public wouldnt know so he needs to cover his arse.
Had an interesting chat with the fitter on the phone I gave him the full size of the tyre etc and awaiting the price then he asked what vehicle. To which he then asked do I have a spare wheel (I dont) then he said you have to fit run flats....
He explained thats how the car was originally specified.
I then counter explained - the original owner ordered the car with non run flats from new with a foam can as the spare. Therefore I need only the normal tyres.
They have them in stock.
He did seem quite off ish when I said I wanted non runflats - why? He is a tyre fitter? Or is it a case of general public wouldnt know so he needs to cover his arse.
Mostly the general public thing - if the manufacturer specified run-flats, he didn't fit them, you got a flat and were stranded, the manufacturer would tell you it was the fault of the tyres not being run-flats..
Provided you were retarded enough to try to blame the manufacturer, that is. I had similar 'we can only set it up to what it says on the spec' crap to cut through when I wanted to get my toe set up differently.
Well played with LMGTFY
Provided you were retarded enough to try to blame the manufacturer, that is. I had similar 'we can only set it up to what it says on the spec' crap to cut through when I wanted to get my toe set up differently.
Well played with LMGTFY
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