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A friend's car is currently having a service. The garage has reported that all four tyres need replacing - and has quoted more for the fronts than the rears!
1) As the car is in the "dock", what size/profile are the tyres (I assume Z rating applies...)
2) What is the preferred tyre of the Nobility?
3) He has been quoted (Yokohama) Front £286.82 + VAT each, Rear £164.45 + VAT each. Is this reasonable?
Thanks for your help
1) As the car is in the "dock", what size/profile are the tyres (I assume Z rating applies...)
2) What is the preferred tyre of the Nobility?
3) He has been quoted (Yokohama) Front £286.82 + VAT each, Rear £164.45 + VAT each. Is this reasonable?
Thanks for your help
Lots of postings on tyres. Basically the best tyre will depend upon how you intend to use them.
Try the search facility there's loads of stuff there about tyres.
Personally I prefer P0 Rossos for almost exclusively road work. Your prices seem expensive, compared to "my" tyre guy - he is mobile where are you based?
Try the search facility there's loads of stuff there about tyres.
Personally I prefer P0 Rossos for almost exclusively road work. Your prices seem expensive, compared to "my" tyre guy - he is mobile where are you based?
alex s said:
As is is so wet this summer, I have had a set of bridgestone RE050A's fitted to a second set of wheels, very pleased with them..funny enough Kwik fit were the cheapest, I got them for £500 for the full set, as they are doing buy 3 get 1 free.
I had some of these fitted in Jan and were 552. will need some rears after donny, so may give kwik fit a call.
Bondy
mgbond said:
alex s said:
As is is so wet this summer, I have had a set of bridgestone RE050A's fitted to a second set of wheels, very pleased with them..funny enough Kwik fit were the cheapest, I got them for £500 for the full set, as they are doing buy 3 get 1 free.
I had some of these fitted in Jan and were 552. will need some rears after donny, so may give kwik fit a call.Bondy

alex s said:
As is is so wet this summer, I have had a set of bridgestone RE050A's fitted to a second set of wheels, very pleased with them..funny enough Kwik fit were the cheapest, I got them for £500 for the full set, as they are doing buy 3 get 1 free.
How are you finding the RE050s wear rate?Jon
www.tyrereviews.co.uk
jon- said:
alex s said:
As is is so wet this summer, I have had a set of bridgestone RE050A's fitted to a second set of wheels, very pleased with them..funny enough Kwik fit were the cheapest, I got them for £500 for the full set, as they are doing buy 3 get 1 free.
How are you finding the RE050s wear rate?Jon
www.tyrereviews.co.uk

Sounds promising, how'd you find the grip? The 040s are pretty deadly in the wet!
I can't wait for a time I can just reference my site but the single review we have for the re050 isn't exactly thorough! http://www.tyrereviews.co.uk/Tyre/BRIDGESTONE/Pote...
I can't wait for a time I can just reference my site but the single review we have for the re050 isn't exactly thorough! http://www.tyrereviews.co.uk/Tyre/BRIDGESTONE/Pote...
jon- said:
alex s said:
As is is so wet this summer, I have had a set of bridgestone RE050A's fitted to a second set of wheels, very pleased with them..funny enough Kwik fit were the cheapest, I got them for £500 for the full set, as they are doing buy 3 get 1 free.
How are you finding the RE050s wear rate?
Jon
www.tyrereviews.co.uk
Just order 2 rears (RE050A) for after donny and they have come in at £134.5ea last time they were £152ea. So if the front come in cheap also then a set should come in under £500 without any deals (tyre design must be on the way out again).
Bondy
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probably not enough to gauge.