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

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Edited by sajidtg, 6 April 2024

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6th Apr
Chinese ditch finders.
Their pitch to sellers is ' boost your sales and margin."

Think I'll steer clear of these, buyers might not be able to, not in an emergency anyway 😁
6th Apr
I can understand 18-20 inch tyres people struggle to afford a decent brand tyres, but this 16 inch size is popular and cheap can't how you save by buying cheap when they will last you half of what you get from a midrange.
7th Apr
Buy cheap...buy twice! Shame you are risking your only life too.
7th Apr
These are perfectly adequate if you drive responsibly in the first place, minimise and mitigate chances of putting yourself in a dangerous situation is my advice.
If it were a choice between worn tyres and a fresh set of rubber on a budget, you are far safer to have these on your motor. Heat added, ignore the ‘stat-seeker’ members that lack common sense and downvote deals that don’t suit their specific needs
7th Apr
I look at these cheap tyre deals for the comments, never fails to amuse me.

Yes, these are cheap. No, they are not as good as Michelin. But they have to meet minimum safety requirements to be sold. Therefore, perhaps if you're an old girl who potters about town in a little Agila or Fiat 500 and never exceed 40mph, never goes near a dual carriageway or drives in inclement weather, these are more than adequate. Why spend double or more on a set of Michelin or Pirelli that you'll never reap the benifits from?
If however, you harbour an inner Nigel Mansell vibe in your hot hatch worrying the wildlife racing down country lanes, you might well want to "steer" clear of budget "ditchfinders". It's horses for courses, if you have a performance car, you should budget for high end performance tyres, not knock budgets that have a place in the market if you don't need to have a full complement of Hards, Mediums and Softs to fulfill your motoring needs! (edited)
7th Apr
I have to agree. Drive slow and carefully, these would do. However, I'd also advise people to put tyres and brakes ahead of things like engine maintenance if you're in a pinch (the latter will come to bite you at some point, but you're not piloting an aircraft and if you don't have kids in the car perhaps from a safety perspective you can put off spending money on the engine).

Heated. Better than having barely MOT legal rubber in the four corners.
7th Apr
My dad used to buy budget no brand tyres (like 20 years ago)
Every set only lasted him for a year (low mileage)
Branded mid-top range tyres can last for years.

You save money and it’s safer buying good branded tyres in the long run
7th Apr
I put 4 Landsail on my work car 2.5 years ago, do about 4k miles a year, fronts still about 5-6mm, rears like new still, will rotate them when I get a minute but should get another 2 years.
8th Apr
The ATS deal is better works out ,£200 fitted for Kumo's
7th Apr
Wouldn’t touch these
8th Apr
Everyone who buys cheap tyres like these are always smug ... Until when you need to slam your brake pedal to the floor and watch as your car doesn't stop in time, you realise what a false economy these are. A set of decent tyres is only £100 more and will last you twice as long and might save you, your car and some innocent pedestrian/cyclist/driver/passenger from injury or death (edited)
7th Apr
Think so many people lose sight of what this site is about. Bottom line is can you find this product cheaper?
Yes, there are many better and safer tyres on the market, we all know this. But these are dirt cheap, road legal and still far better than a worn set. In my book, that's still a deal.

Do deals for Dacia Sandero have comments about not being as safe as a Volvo, even though price point and target markets are miles apart?
8th Apr
One worn tyre = 100 fine and three points.... We get it, but I've had em and as many others say, lethal in the wet.... Weren't this brand, but an equally cheap set, I sold the car and warned the buyer, but he ended up losing it in the wet and smashed a wheel...
8th Apr
For goodness sake, don't risk dodgy tyres like these on your car.

Surely you value safety over saving a few £
8th Apr
The easiest way to prevent these tyres from losing grip when you slam on is to put some grease on your brake discs.
Not only will it prevent lock up, but your brake pads and discs will last ages.

Savings all round.
8th Apr
It's a shame we have to share the roads with people who buy tyres like these!
8th Apr
Nothing like budget driving. Just ask any white van driver.
8th Apr
I used to buy cheap tyres for the old car, but they are terrible. Sumitomo aren’t great. But auto grip are dreadful and actually lethal in the wet. (edited)
7th Apr
Please don't risk your and other's safety with them.

Here is a much better deal for tyres which will stop you ASAP wet or dry.
ebay.co.uk/itm…704
8th Apr
Uniroyal Rainsports are probably amongst the best tyres on the market for wet stopping distance and control
They are though , about 80% more than this deal.
I get what you say.
6th Apr
Don't look too safe that thread pattern yet they still managed to sell 845 sets. ps it's not a M+S
6th Apr
Doesn't matter about the threads in the tyre , it's all about tread pattern as that is what is in contact with the road (edited)
8th Apr
Until you get a puncture on the side walls of new tyres and they are scrap and unrepairable. Hence I buy part worn tyres..too many punctures I've had. I bought 4 brand new point S tyres a year ago. I've replaced 2 already as puncture was unrepairable with part worn tyres..
8th Apr
Of course you research the history of those part worns before fitting don't you, so you know they haven't been in an accident, etc? Why do you think they are on sale part worn?
8th Apr
sanic wheels

gotta go fass
8th Apr
Are these rebranded of the Ditchfinders 3000?
8th Apr
The good old LingLong Ditchfinders.
6th Apr
Cheap for a reason and the c and c rating should be taken with a pinch of salt.
Still better than worn out end of life tyres that cost you 3 points a corner.
6th Apr
Normally on cheap tyres the ratings are real however, where it pales in comparison to the top end tyres is that the compound is only on the outer few mm of the tyres. So once you've done a few thousand miles in them, you'll begin to notice diminishing returns as the cheaper compound quickly takes charge.
7th Apr
Yet another deal which doesn't include either of the following tyre sizes for the cars I look after:
225/60/R18
215/65/R16
205/55/R17
155/60/R15
175/55/R15
215/70/R15
8th Apr
You could probably stretch these over your 215/65/R16
7th Apr
These are definitely some of the tyres of all time!
8th Apr
Is it better than buying used tyres?