Recently got a set of 21" Michelin PS4 SUVs fitted which feel a lot better than the original Pirellis, hopefully they'll last longer, cost the best part of £1k though.
A couple of years back I bought a lightly used set of genuine Audi 20s with Dunlop mud/snow tyres for winter use, bit of a bargain at £800 but make a huge difference in the snow.
A couple of years back I bought a lightly used set of genuine Audi 20s with Dunlop mud/snow tyres for winter use, bit of a bargain at £800 but make a huge difference in the snow.
I have the Dunlop SP Sport Maxx GT on the back and Pirelli P Zero on the front as that's how it came from Audi.
I would say the Pirelli's have a far better rim protector than the dunlops and I will now be replacing the dunlops with the pirelli's over the winter while they are off the car.
Not that I park up to the kerb though but you cant be too careful!
Bought a full set of Goodyear Eagles in September (approx £880 fitted) after a long discussion with my local tyre supplier and comparing the various brands on offer. Had been running Pirreli's before. The Goodyears are noticeably quieter and the ride/steering response is much better. Very happy with them overall. I managed to squeeze 27k out of the Pirreli's over 3 years so I'm hoping for similar results from the Goodyears.
A long time believer in winter tyres, Steve; starting winter 1999 with a GSi3000 and a set of Vredestein's. Both our RS3 and TT have been fitted with Vredestein Wintrac Xtream's for several years; our A1 for the last 2-years was on TOYO Snowprox, but the A1's sold on now swapped for the SQ5 on the Dunlop's in which I have every confidence, thanking you...
Yep, order Goodyear F1 SUV 255/40/21 from tyreSavings.com. £800 which includes fitting, balancing and nitrogen filled. Getting this fitted in the new year.
Well just car is sat in the garage now waiting to have 2 new tyres fitted. Puncture in one that's not repairable so £200.00 each for factory spec Pirelli. Will it be ok just changing the 2 on the same rear axle as the front two tyres are still on 4mm?.
Well just car is sat in the garage now waiting to have 2 new tyres fitted. Puncture in one that's not repairable so £200.00 each for factory spec Pirelli. Will it be ok just changing the 2 on the same rear axle as the front two tyres are still on 4mm?.
..............not the best start. Warning flashed up on the dash due to low pressure & i could not see anything but at the garage they showed me & a huge screw stuck on the inside shoulder so in the area that can't be repaired. Thanks for the replies.
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