Asda tyres....yes you heard me right!
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Starting the trawl for good prices on tyres for the car and saw Asda come up on the search results.
Fitted, Michelin PS2's N4 rating came up as £254 incl VAT. Camskill are doing them for £248 mail order only.
If anyone has pointed this out before i apologise but i didnt know Asda even did tyres. If only Aldi did it!!!
Fitted, Michelin PS2's N4 rating came up as £254 incl VAT. Camskill are doing them for £248 mail order only.
If anyone has pointed this out before i apologise but i didnt know Asda even did tyres. If only Aldi did it!!!
http://www.tyres-pneus-online.co.uk/car-tyres-285-... - £220 delivered, with local tyre place fitting them for a £10.
you can also do a search on their site for your local fitter if you don't know anyone.
you can also do a search on their site for your local fitter if you don't know anyone.
Sussextyre said:
Read small print, they are only using the Assad name and pay to use it. As da accepts no responsibility if anything goes wrong with the tyres
Wow "Assad" name as in Syria.............so maybe these tyres have a habit of using chemical weapons on motorcyclists or maybe shelling petrol stations, I can see why As da would accept no responsibility. BTW anyone know what the well known rapper As da is doing now.................no me neither.GC8 said:
In contrast to the way that other tyre suppliers stand up to the mark when something goes wrong...
We at Hometyre do. I have sent three tyres back under warranty this year, two the manufacturers agreed had something wrong with them and they paid out, the third is being checked at the moment. It costs nothing for a good tyre dealer to send the tyres back apart from a bit of time and paperwork. But it keeps our customers happy.Sorry for the Asda (Asaad As ad) typos. Having problems with my keyboard,when I type too quick.
Does anyone know if Costco have any tyre deals coming up? I've got a slow puncture in one of my tyres and then noticed another has a chunk out of it so need to buy replacements. It's my DD rather than my porsche, but it has stupid 19" wheels so they probably cost more than my Turbo's tyres.
Sussextyre said:
GC8 said:
In contrast to the way that other tyre suppliers stand up to the mark when something goes wrong...
We at Hometyre do. I have sent three tyres back under warranty this year, two the manufacturers agreed had something wrong with them and they paid out, the third is being checked at the moment. It costs nothing for a good tyre dealer to send the tyres back apart from a bit of time and paperwork. But it keeps our customers happy.Sorry for the Asda (Asaad As ad) typos. Having problems with my keyboard,when I type too quick.
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