Cheapest V8 Vantage Tyres?
Discussion
Assuming direct replacements, where is currently the absolute cheapest way of getting a new set of tyres?
Front tyre: Bridgestone Potenza 235/40 ZR19
Rear tyre: Bridgestone Potenza 275/35 ZR19
Prices per corner:
mytyres: £241 front, £279 rear (Not Fitted)
Event-Tyres: £277 front, £296 rear
Black Circles: £270 front, £297 rear (NOT AM9)
etyres: £282 front, £302 rear (NOT AM9)
Anywhere else I should be checking? Looks like mytyres are cheapest but I've tried to buy from them twice before and both times it's been awful, used Event-Tyres once and they were perfect.
Will also check with a dealer.
Front tyre: Bridgestone Potenza 235/40 ZR19
Rear tyre: Bridgestone Potenza 275/35 ZR19
Prices per corner:
mytyres: £241 front, £279 rear (Not Fitted)
Event-Tyres: £277 front, £296 rear
Black Circles: £270 front, £297 rear (NOT AM9)
etyres: £282 front, £302 rear (NOT AM9)
Anywhere else I should be checking? Looks like mytyres are cheapest but I've tried to buy from them twice before and both times it's been awful, used Event-Tyres once and they were perfect.
Will also check with a dealer.
PDC V8V said:
As Shunt said above, I've had good service from Camskills in the past
Current prices are : -
Front £224.60 inc VAT (AM fitting)
Rear £259.70 inc VAT (AM fitting)
There website seems to be suffering (or at least my connection is hitting lots of dead pages after adding tyres to basket) - what are their delivery prices like? The tyres themselves are £16 fronts and £19 rears less but I imagine after getting them shipped and then fitted it will cost more than the Event-Tyres man coming around.Current prices are : -
Front £224.60 inc VAT (AM fitting)
Rear £259.70 inc VAT (AM fitting)
Still haven't called any local places or dealers.
BingoBob said:
Just had a look at the Michelin site and the 235/40/19 and 275/35/19 both exist in PSS. The former must have been a recent addition to the range. I think I will go this way when it is time to change tyres unless anyone can give me a good reason to stick to AM9 homologation?
Dare I ask what are the benefits of the Michelin PSS vs the Bridgestone Potenza?I'm going to stick with the standard Bridgestone ones so I don't have to replace the whole lot yet as well as being the recommended tyre etc.
The best quote seems to be Event-Tyres at £600 for the pair, the car is in to Amersham in the next week or two anyway so have asked for a quote from them too.
To be honest I'm surprised they lasted so long, just a touch shy of 15,000 miles and they have just under 3mm left on them, fronts a little more.
ETA: Forgot to mention I asked a Kwik-Fit and was quoted £330 a tyre and takes a few days to order in, bit too much.
The best quote seems to be Event-Tyres at £600 for the pair, the car is in to Amersham in the next week or two anyway so have asked for a quote from them too.
To be honest I'm surprised they lasted so long, just a touch shy of 15,000 miles and they have just under 3mm left on them, fronts a little more.
ETA: Forgot to mention I asked a Kwik-Fit and was quoted £330 a tyre and takes a few days to order in, bit too much.
Edited by Shmee on Monday 13th February 13:59
Check out Tyre Leader, they tend to be the cheapest on everything now, everybody I know has started buying from them and they are brilliant: http://www.tyreleader.co.uk/
whoami said:
They are fine if all goes well.
They sent me one tyre in the wrong size (from a set of 4).
It was the devil's work to get them to sort it.
Jokers.
I think that's a pretty standard problem with any site/company/mail order when things get slightly complicated and it's mega unfortunate when it happens.They sent me one tyre in the wrong size (from a set of 4).
It was the devil's work to get them to sort it.
Jokers.
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