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4 X 205 55 16 SONIX 205/55R16 91V Brand New Tyres M+S DOT 2023 - With Code - sold by tyresonline ltd
4 X 205 55 16 SONIX 205/55R16 91V Brand New Tyres M+S DOT 2023 - With Code - sold by tyresonline ltd
4 X 205 55 16 SONIX 205/55R16 91V Brand New Tyres M+S DOT 2023 - With Code - sold by tyresonline ltd
4 X 205 55 16 SONIX 205/55R16 91V Brand New Tyres M+S DOT 2023 - With Code - sold by tyresonline ltd
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Posted 14 March 2024

4 X 205 55 16 SONIX 205/55R16 91V Brand New Tyres M+S DOT 2023 - With Code - sold by tyresonline ltd

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THIS LISTING IS FOR 4 X 205/55R16 91V SONIX

BRAND NEW TYRES

PRICE INCLUDES FREE POSTAGE TO UK MAINLAND ONLY

PRICES ARE INCLUSIVE OF VAT

FREE POSTAGE NOT INCLUDED FOR THE FOLLOWING POST CODES

AB31- AB38, AB40-AB56, IV1-IV28, IV30-IV32

IV36-IV40, IV52-IV54, IV63, KV1-14, PA21-38

PH4-PH41, PH49-PH50, BT, HS, IV41-49, IV51, 55, 56

KA27-28, KW15-17, PA20, 41-49, 60-78, PH42-44

ZE, ISLE OF MAN (IM) CHANNEL ISLANDS, ISLE OF WIGHT

ISLE OF SCILLY


PRICE INCLUDES FREE POSTAGE TO UK MAINLAND ONLY



PRICES ARE INCLUSIVE OF VAT
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  1. MrPinchPenny's avatar
    I’ve got Sonix Hedgehogs asymmetric fitted to my car and I can go so much faster now.
    Jay_C's avatar
    What are they like around bends.
  2. Zameen's avatar
    Never heard of them
    Jay_C's avatar
    That’s the beauty of it. See you in the ditch.
  3. majorwedgy666's avatar
    Look to be same brand as roadmarch which based on user reviews seem ok for a budget brand. Wouldn't touch them myself but pays your money....
  4. Fogel's avatar
    Including fitting these will cost you around £200 for a cheap unknown and potentially unsafe tyre.
    I would strongly recommend anyone who is looking for tyres to avoid and buy a decent mid range tyre at the very least. Kumho are £48 delivered and £65 fitted per tyre and often you can get discounts, yes they cost more but at least you know that it is a reputable brand that has gone through proper research and development and will perform miles better than this. (edited)
    Digitaleclipse's avatar
    Where do you get Kumho tyres for that price?
  5. snapdragon's avatar
    These or Landsnail Joyrides….decisions decisions…
    ajm83's avatar
    Prefer the new LongLing Ditchfinder Evo Assymetric myself
  6. BenderRodriguez's avatar
    Quality tyres, veryt popular in Russia and Kazakhstan, I'm sure they won't have a breaking distance from here to the moon.

    Imagine being so cheap that you'd happily sacrifice your family for a £200 saving once every few years.


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    Osiferdribble's avatar
    Braking distance but excessive braking distance can break your car
  7. ashyt16turbo's avatar
    Worth getting some Teflon coated brake pads too as they last for ages due to less friction.
    Jay_C's avatar
    I agree
  8. Captain_Bus's avatar
    These are great if you have a gorilla enclosure.
  9. Twelvetoes's avatar
    4 tyres for £133.95 how is that even possible - HOT
    gtd65's avatar
    Before Covid tax came in, I had ATS house brand Genesys tyres, supplied and fitted for £34 each. The tyres have been really good and no complaints at all. I think they are around £50 per corner these days.
  10. TristanDeCoonha's avatar
    Careful now. You'll get the tin foil hat brigade claiming their tyres are spying on them due to their country of origin
  11. ttman's avatar
    There's quite a difference between a cheap tyre and a quality brand tyre.

    The best all-round tyre in my opinion (and many reviews) is the Goodyear efficientgrip performance 2. Great in wet/dry and also lasts longer too.

    I've done 45k on mine so far. Think it has 8.9mm tread depth so more than the competition.

    Had to emergency break twice since i've had them and one was a very close call.
    c0nsumer's avatar
    Have the same, all are on 27k and still have 4-5mm tread left. Also cheaper than Michelins.
  12. bayhabourbutcher's avatar
    not for me - good tyres could save your life so its not something I would cheap out on unless I had no other choice due to lack of money

    when I was fresh out of uni, a bit broke & knew almost nothing about cars I once bought some remolds & regretted it as soon as I tried a long distance trip on the motorway - tread completely came off the tyre but luckily didnt cause me to crash (edited)
  13. dert's avatar
    Good price but don't forget to factor in fitting......by chance I needed to get a budget 205/55/16 due to puncture and tread so low it was not worth getting fixed today, and was speaking to fitter about buying on-line as I'd seen two new for around £60, he said they charge around £12 to £15 for fitting as they usually still need to take wheels off, change tyre, replace valve (if not the TPS type) then balance and refit.... I paid just over £36 for a new tyre, valve and balance...might have paid less than normal as I'd taken the wheel off the car to take there due to puncture so there was no removal or refitting
    PAULTRD's avatar
    You should always change both tyres on the same axle as this can lead to handling issues and can reduce the lifespan of the tyres.
  14. ashyt16turbo's avatar
    In this instance 'braking' distance should indeed mean 'breaking' distance.
  15. stealth666's avatar
    1 bald tyre = 100 quid fine and 3 points...
  16. Heetz55's avatar
    Hi. Looks like good value. Someone told me to check expiry number as the rubber could be dated hence clearance stock.
  17. Enigma-Machine's avatar
    Tyre snobs galore in here lol
    ashyt16turbo's avatar
    Over a ton of metal at 70mph on risky rubber. Snobs?
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