Tyres Deals & Offers

These tyres are bloody hopeless, spent the extra £30 quid and get some Michelin Pilots or Pirelli Diablo's

Thanks for the advice, I can't confess to having been entirely serious, but having done 6k on the original oem boots, I'm probably going to have to replace them in a couple of years!

Wouldn't recommend these on a GS. They really don't wear well. I got a pair of these thrown in on a tiger 1050 sport I bought form a dealer as the rear was low, so they changed both. These are OEM fit on KTM and they are a KTM dealer, so that's what I got. They are positively worrisome in the wet/cold, only starting to give any confidence at all once the road has warmed. On top of that, I've done fewer than a 1000 miles, and the rear is already starting to square off. They are cheap, but I couldn't possibly recommend, and I'll be changing them before I do a tour in June. I will in fact, be changing to the above mentioned Avon Storm XM's. I've been a long time user of Avons sports touring tyres, and found them to be a great balance of value, wear, grip, overall performance. No, they are not ace in the wet, but take a bit of care and they won't scare you. In the dry however, they offer more performace than I can use. And I've taken them on a track day before. On a wear note, I fitted them to a rt1200, big beast of a bike I used for commuting. After 5k when I sold the bike, the rear was just starting to square off, but absolutely good for another many thousand miles. They wear incredibly well. And they are superb value, you can get them for 150 a pair in most sizes, and although 50% more than this price, you will ABSOLUTELY get 50% more enjoyment and life out of them.

Not sure if they do them for a BMW gs

had the earlier ones once on a fighter blade.... they were proper ditch finders... for a few rides out I thought the clutch was slipping... it was the tyres spinning up!... then gave it a tiny handful leaving a biker cafe, did a 180 degree spin and was left sat on the tarmac!!... took 'em straight off... they were the older ones to these mind.... running some Avon Storms 3D X-M's this year on my old fazer1000 this year... what a tyre! super stable, great grip, superb wear! (two up, not pottering), will deffo be buying the same again :)

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Slightly cheaper in costco at the moment on 17 inch wheels but you have to be a member. £350 For my focus at the moment for 4 tyres

Just tried my postcode. They don’t fit in some locations. Something to note.

My jag tyres are £330 upwards per tyre. In Costco even more per tyre.

300 for single car tyre??? Goodyear truck tyre cost even less!

Ordered 2 Goodyear eagle from here for Friday only to be emailed yesterday saying they have none in stock and don’t know when they will get any in. Shame cos worked out at £277 whereas everywhere else wants at least £350. (annoyed)

Michelin CrossClimate are great had them on my corsa and now astra

Goodyear eagle f1 I had were a stiff ride but could be due to them being run flats. Got Michelins on the back of my car at the moment can't comment as the cars stiff full stop XD but when I've had them on Golfs in the last they've been great

Depends on the specific model of tyre and which strengths and weaknesses you place a greater weight on - not the brand. Check the EU tyre label scores and tyrereviews.com for a guide.

Good Year v Michelin,? which one is better?

These are amazing. I had a recurring puncture for a few weeks. Couldn't find any sharp bits in the tyre after checking multiple punctures and rigorous checking. I got one if these and that puncture never came back. I swear by these now.

£4.99 P&P. ;(

Great deal, heat from me! (highfive)

£2 in Aldi this week although not slime ones but a German brand, other sizes available.

Damn it, my tyres rarely need replacing both at the same time, was looking at going back to diablos from pilot powers

In icy conditions, nobody should be driving to the extent that the type of tyres make a difference. Also, for summer tyres to really under-perform, conditions have to be well into the minus figures eg. below -5. In short, summer tyres are generally fine all year round in the UK because our winters are not intense enough to need anything else. I tend to go for tyres with a good wet rating as that is what we get the most of weather-wise in this country! Avons are good for that. They hold the road very well and the price is a lot better than brands such as Goodyear. You don't need to be a brand snob when it comes to tyres just because that is what the car manufacturers fit to new vehicles.

The size I poted was just an example. Other sizes are in the offer too.

Will the summer ones be totally useless for our few days of artic weather or will they have some tolerance for icy conditions? Currently have michelin energy savers on whichalso summers

Yeah blooming pain, won't fit my motorbike either

£134.99 each for mine less £13 discount so not a bargain for me. But a good deal for the size posted.

Looks good @emribena (y)

Looks good, thanks for posting

04/19 on my 4 today fitted for £372

I ordered 4 of these last week for my car, (they arrived the next day). Checked the dot code as soon as they arrived and they were only manufactured 5 weeks ago. Gonna be buying all my tyres from here in future.

No they are currently on offer til may 12th for set of 2 157.96 fitted price

(highfive) No problem!

Thanks for reminding me that the 06 was the week and not the month! I did clock that when I read the post, but completely forgot by the time I checked my tyres.