Re: New tyres
Posted: Mon Jul 25, 2022 10:30 pm
Indeed, although at Costco you can fill up with super at £178.9, another tenner there....
I know, I did today!
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Re: New tyres
Posted: Mon Jul 25, 2022 10:50 pm
Re: New tyres
Posted: Tue Jul 26, 2022 7:11 am
Plus you get to fill up with Costco’s top notch fuel fuel which at my local was 20p a litre cheaper for standard petrol. You could also grab a £1.50 hotdog and drink (not for me but I know many that do) or bulk purchase bog roll just in case.
I spend far too much in that place
The Tyre centre is great though
Re: New tyres
Posted: Tue Jul 26, 2022 8:18 am
Great tips, unfortunately I don't have a Cosco anywhere near, but the Asda offer uses my Indi for fitting so I will try to knock a few more pounds off!
The Macan doesn't do many miles and after 4.5 years the fronts still have 4mm so tyre year is quite interesting particularly as my OPC records the tyre year on its health videos. I would be a bit peeved if my new tyres were manufactured in 2020 or earlier.
The Macan doesn't do many miles and after 4.5 years the fronts still have 4mm so tyre year is quite interesting particularly as my OPC records the tyre year on its health videos. I would be a bit peeved if my new tyres were manufactured in 2020 or earlier.
Re: New tyres
Posted: Wed Jul 27, 2022 8:52 am
Re: New tyres
Posted: Wed Jul 27, 2022 9:09 am
Calm down Kleynie, I was referring to the Camskill, ASDA suggestions etc made previously to your post!
Re: New tyres
Posted: Thu Aug 04, 2022 10:54 pm
Sheffield OPC have agreed to replace my two front tyres at "cost price" which is £10 per tyre more than Blackcircles, a premium I'm happy to pay for the coffee and pleasant waiting room!
Re: New tyres
Posted: Thu Aug 04, 2022 11:26 pm
Have you worn the fronts more than the years? I am the other way round and will need new rears this Autumn with the fronts likely to do another summer
Re: New tyres
Posted: Fri Aug 05, 2022 6:56 am
Here is what the BTMA says about replacing a pair of tyres, rather than a full set:
"Due to their greater tread depth, new tyres will generally have better grip than the remaining tyres on the vehicle, especially in the wet. This grip differential can lead to vehicle instability under sudden manoeuvres, such as when swerving and braking to avoid a collision. Electronic stability programs reduce this risk but in general it is best to fit new tyres in pairs and to the rear axle. However, where the vehicle manufacturer gives different advice you should follow it."
https://btmauk.com/advice-about-tyres/m ... c803a-b661
"Due to their greater tread depth, new tyres will generally have better grip than the remaining tyres on the vehicle, especially in the wet. This grip differential can lead to vehicle instability under sudden manoeuvres, such as when swerving and braking to avoid a collision. Electronic stability programs reduce this risk but in general it is best to fit new tyres in pairs and to the rear axle. However, where the vehicle manufacturer gives different advice you should follow it."
https://btmauk.com/advice-about-tyres/m ... c803a-b661
Re: New tyres
Posted: Fri Aug 05, 2022 10:01 am
Steve! That was fine on my Focus, but when front and back DON'T use the same tyres it can't be applied.SAC1 wrote: ↑Fri Aug 05, 2022 6:56 am Here is what the BTMA says about replacing a pair of tyres, rather than a full set:
"Due to their greater tread depth, new tyres will generally have better grip than the remaining tyres on the vehicle, especially in the wet. This grip differential can lead to vehicle instability under sudden manoeuvres, such as when swerving and braking to avoid a collision. Electronic stability programs reduce this risk but in general it is best to fit new tyres in pairs and to the rear axle. However, where the vehicle manufacturer gives different advice you should follow it."
https://btmauk.com/advice-about-tyres/m ... c803a-b661