Omega Owners Forum
Chat Area => General Car Chat => Topic started by: Field Marshal Dr. Opti on 27 April 2016, 12:23:49
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In this instance four new Dunlop Sport Blue Response 195/50/15.
H rated so only good for 130 MPH. :)
£203.96 including fitting on my drive by a mobile fitter from cough...cough......'a well respected tyre company' ::)
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They are a good tyre been on wifes car for years and never had a problem in all weathers. :y
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They are a good tyre been on wifes car for years and never had a problem in all weathers. :y
Yep.....at £50 a corner including fitting new valves and balancing the price seems reasonable.
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Very good indeed Opti.
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Yep.....at £50 a corner including fitting new valves and balancing the price seems reasonable.
My Smart's were dearer than that ::)
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Nice paying 50 notes per corner and getting quality rubber, compared to Omega's! :y
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They are a good tyre been on wifes car for years and never had a problem in all weathers. :y
Yep.....at £50 a corner including fitting new valves and balancing the price seems reasonable.
Which of the fleet are these on m'lud? surely not the Vectra Hatchback at r15?
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Sound Corsa size
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Sound Corsa size
Yep......Standard fit are 185/55/15 but for some crazy reason cost about £15-£20 a corner more than the 195/50/15 alternative that I chose.
Same scenario with the Signum......standard fit are 215/50/17. I plumped for 225/45/17 in the same brand which saved about £100.
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Yep.....at £50 a corner including fitting new valves and balancing the price seems reasonable.
My Smart's were dearer than that ::)
Why are tyres for 10 inch wheels so expensive, Mr B....eanz? ::) ;)
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Why are tyres for 10 inch wheels so expensive, Mr B....eanz?
Presumably its demand, I mean you've got tesco, asda, sainsbury's, B&Q, etc etc.
That's a lot of shopping trolleys ;D
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Not forgetting builders barrows and mobility scooters to