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Ballards

Any other decent tyre deals out there at the moment? Need to replace all … Any other decent tyre deals out there at the moment? Need to replace all four on the strife's car. 195/55 R16Read lessRead more

I got my last ones from Camskills I think they were called. Michelins, good price.

mushgussie

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Wow, what a poorly written statement!

jamran

That's total for 4?

Nope, added 4 to basket comes in at £906.88

Any other decent tyre deals out there at the moment? Need to replace all four on the strife's car. 195/55 R16

BMW fitted runflats as standard for years. First thing to get chucked off the car every time, atrocious things especially on bigger wheels

I got my Nokian WR D4 set from Blackcircles last winter for £36 each fitted. Still have them on now since the tread is so deep it takes ages to wear down in summer and braking distance is still very good

Smartguy1

You would have to read my first review, post number 5. Sorry I still had … You would have to read my first review, post number 5. Sorry I still had it in my head but quite a few posts put after my first one where I said about needing some winter tyres this time last year. I rang the importer who was advertising them at a very good price, not quite as good as this deal but they were manufactured in 2012, so nearly three years old. Rubber deteriorates with age that's all.Read lessRead more

Thanks, just read your post in full. Funnily enough, I'm a Mazda 6 owner too! Anyway, when you add these tyres to the basket, they say DOT 2013/14, so a couple of years old

I worked for one of the biggest (the biggest by some measurements) tyre company in the world back in the 1990 into 2000's and I would schedule Nokian branded tyres for production based on an arrangement which were exactly the same tyres as the premium brand other then the stampings that were installed into the moulds branding Nokian! I'm not saying this would defiantly be the case here or know not if this arrangement still exists but I would say there is a chance these tyres are as good as the A1 Premium brand tyre you would all be screaming whoopee do over if they were sold at that price.

WiganLaticsFan

In what way are they old?

You would have to read my first review, post number 5. Sorry I still had it in my head but quite a few posts put after my first one where I said about needing some winter tyres this time last year. I rang the importer who was advertising them at a very good price, not quite as good as this deal but they were manufactured in 2012, so nearly three years old. Rubber deteriorates with age that's all.

FearOne

Dailly mail, nuff said.

REUTERS - dummy.... reuters.com/art…1AB

yup cancelled mine too.

Pah cancelled. At least John Lewis gave me £50 today.

Yep mine cancelled too, saying it hasn't took any money on the email though & it has! just waiting for refund now

cancelled

Cancelation email received sorry guys you will all get the same next!!!

Ricky302

Here's some videos of me driving in the snow with retread winter tyres … Here's some videos of me driving in the snow with retread winter tyres (the cheapest I could find £19 each) for the doubters out there who think there's no need. I do 200 miles a day and there's only two roads where I would have problems in the snow, as you can see in the videos with winter tyres no problems at all.Part 1Part 2Part 3Part 4Read lessRead more

Fantastic! This is why im about to buy smaller rims (18 is the smallest for my car :/) and probably continental TS850P winter tyres. £1200 for the set inc new alloys but well worth it to keep drying if it snows! All the guidelines say the same - if you are stupid enough not to change your tyres then you should use winter tyres all year not summer.
It's false economy not to change though - yes you have bigger outlay but your summer tyres arent being used half the time so last years.

kracker69

My next door neighbor did he had to import from Germany ,why i don't know … My next door neighbor did he had to import from Germany ,why i don't know for his Alfa romeo cost him £500 ......guess what it barley snowed last yearRead lessRead more

Doesn't have to snow for winter tyres to be effective, they benefit at anything under 7°C.

Bet he had loads of fun in the Alfa over winter and regarding importing tyres, all my tyres for the last 10 years have come from abroad as they are cheaper.

stuellis

No

You could try changing the wheels i'm sure a scrappy would do some steal rims for a fiver each

compadre

Who-in the real world changes their tyres in winter? I understand if you … Who-in the real world changes their tyres in winter? I understand if you live in the wilds you may need to.Read lessRead more

My next door neighbor did he had to import from Germany ,why i don't know for his Alfa romeo cost him £500 ......guess what it barley snowed last year

Thanks for these threads, I needed to get these done. Just purchased 2x Dunlop SP Sport Bluresponse 205 55R 16 91V from National Tyres for less than £63 each getting a 10% discount if you like on facebook - I have an account just for these purposes :-)

I dont think this is a very good deal but I will stay neutral just now, after fitting etc you are better off looking for a local garage IMHO

Sorry loonyjetman, didn't mean to start this, was genuine concern that's all, I'm sure you know your limits and how your car behaves.

Reason I finally swapped over was the winter before last my car was useless so I left it at home and used the Missus' Ka or walked. However as we were expecting a little one last December I thought I need to do something incase the weather turns nasty and make the car safer during the winter.

Luckily I was looking in July/August so the prices were still low. My winter options were buy 4 budget 17s and pay to keep swapping over tyres twice a year, buy 2 premium and do the same as you or buy 4 mid range in a smaller size and put them on a spare set of 16s. It cost more initially, however now I swap the wheels when I like at no cost, keep my summer wheels looking nice grit free and when I change cars I can sell the wheels on afterwards.

At least you've not got the attitude that winter tyres are a waste of money in the UK, too many people don't see the benefits all through the cold season.

Jamie200

With winter tyres on the driving wheels and summers on the trailing … With winter tyres on the driving wheels and summers on the trailing wheels, you will get out of the drive better and straight traction will be better, but cornering and braking will be unstable, the rear end will slide out on a corner at a speed more than walking pace and it's way more difficult to control. Fit 4 or don't bother, 4 summer tyres ate easier to control than a mix.Read lessRead more

I appreciate everyone's concern and if it's dodgy I will bite the bullet and somehow find the money for 2 more but I drove through the last 2 really awful winters we had (201/12 & 2012/13 I think..?) with M&S tyres on the front without a problem. I drive to the conditions or not at all if it looks too bad. I'm not a loony nor a jetman behind the wheel, the nickname is from an old computer game

*are

With winter tyres on the driving wheels and summers on the trailing wheels, you will get out of the drive better and straight traction will be better, but cornering and braking will be unstable, the rear end will slide out on a corner at a speed more than walking pace and it's way more difficult to control.
Fit 4 or don't bother, 4 summer tyres ate easier to control than a mix.

loonyjetman

It depends how much weight transfer (literal and lateral) and friction … It depends how much weight transfer (literal and lateral) and friction there is. I 'potter about' in poor conditions but I want improved traction in snow as I've had too many winters getting stuck on slight inclines in the past. During the last 2 bad winters we had I tried winter tyres for the first time and I got to work and back without a problem, slowly but easily passing all sorts of other struggling cars including some 4x4s. If I was in Sweden in winter (oh how I wish!) or driving like the race driver in the video or even if money were no object then I'd go for 4 tyres, absolutely.Read lessRead more

Well it's up to you, but as Scotty so correctly put it - "Ye cannae change the laws o' physics"

chrisgti

Don't tell me, they love you long time.... ??

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red23

Cold - i prefer linglongs

Don't tell me, they love you long time.... ??

Cold - i prefer linglongs

greg55678

I can assure you it was winter...I had the winter tyres on :|They are … I can assure you it was winter...I had the winter tyres on :|They are very good, the biggest difference is noise - much quieter than the F1 asymmetric 2's. Didn't get any really bad weather last year so maybe I'll change my mind when I get to use them in bad conditions. They just don't inspire me with confidence through the bends when the weather is fair (which a lot of winter days are in England).Read lessRead more

Some people are just born to be doubtful of anything and born not to be convinced, best to leave these people to themselves except they could do damage to innocent others.

greg55678

I can assure you it was winter...I had the winter tyres on :|They are … I can assure you it was winter...I had the winter tyres on :|They are very good, the biggest difference is noise - much quieter than the F1 asymmetric 2's. Didn't get any really bad weather last year so maybe I'll change my mind when I get to use them in bad conditions. They just don't inspire me with confidence through the bends when the weather is fair (which a lot of winter days are in England).Read lessRead more

Maybe you will think different when you manage to avoid an accident one winter. My brother was very sceptical about winter tyres. One evening we were driving past a steep road we know and my bro said you won't get up there and back down. I drove half way up, did a hill start drove to the top and did a three point turn and went back down. He now converted.

It might be how I drive. I never much think of under steer as an issue at any time of the year. Maybe you are more Lewis Hamilton and I'm more Jenson Button.

Got 4 fitted for £500 last summer from tyre trader.

Top performance tyres, even better than the GSD3s I had before especially in the wet. Essential if you drive fast and want to stay on the road!

nathb

I've got these fitted to my 330ci, amazing tyres: … I've got these fitted to my 330ci, amazing tyres: http://www.camskill.co.uk/m61b758s22p111401/Vredestein_Tyres_Car_Vredestein_Ultrac_Sessanta_-_255_35_R18_94Y_XL_TL_Fuel_Eff_%3A_F_Wet_Grip%3A_C_NoiseClass%3A_1_Noise%3A_67dBRead lessRead more

I had considered the Vredstein as I thought about mid range tyres initially. But for only £10 you get UHP tyres which are simply just better in every way so it's a bit of a no brainer really.

great tyres underated on here though it seems good price thanks

I've got these fitted to my 330ci, amazing tyres: camskill.co.uk/m61…7dB

why so cheap