I had some Kumho KU39's on two years ago and was nicely surprised with them!
That sounds good! I don't want to fork out for a new tyre as this still has 5mm of tread left but if need be then so be it!
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That sounds good! I don't want to fork out for a new tyre as this still has 5mm of tread left but if need be then so be it!
Leaving work after a 12 hour shift & find this!
Space savers FTW! Lol.
Am I being an idiot here or what am I missing? What happened?
I suppose not lol, I had a puncture but after a 12 hour shift starting at 4:30am that's the last thing I wanted lol!
Ohh haha!! You said you came back to the car on a jack. I thought someone had jacked up your car using the jack on their Leon and done a swaparo of alloys hahahaha
Hahaha now that would of done me in I reckon! But changing wheels over was bad enough freezing cold!
I thought exactly the same....was about to say well at least they replace it with a seat alloy!
I thought exactly the same....was about to say well at least they replace it with a seat alloy!
It's an interesting idea.... Do fancy some 18s to replace my 19s
I'm sure the person wouldn't be too gutted if they came back to 19s
I don't find the 19s too harsh. I'm a little more concerned about the cost of a tyre in due time haha
Camskill's and a few others are around the £150 mark, plus fitting. I'm going to get a pair once the P-zero's need replacing, just had two on the Passat replacing the P7's, did a front to rear swap and the Pirellis off the rear drone like fk , inside edges 50p shape. Must be the tyre tread pattern, original Conti's didn't do it.
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Everyone who's had them seems to rave about the Eagle's but my initial feelings (wet weather at least) is that they aren't all that great, I've had a few moments where they have broken traction when I wouldn't have expected and it's caused me to lose confidence in their ability.
I've got Michelin Pilot Supersports on the front of mine and they are really good tyres in the wet, when I was at Croft it rained in the afternoon and the track went quiet as loads of people went in the pits until it dried up again I just stopped out as I was really impressed with how well they gripped.
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