Tyres
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AngeloftheAbyss
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Re: Tyres
What price do you put on your life, personally since they keep you safe on the road I'd go new. £80+ on eBay
Freedom has a price, the cost is buried in the ground 
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Deep Diver
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Re: Tyres
I say skippy old chap pop along to the new members intro section. Its good manners even if we don't have any. 
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Kawazuki
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Re: Tyres
Not what you'd call budget though are they LOL! Are they Bimmer M5 / Audi RS6 type sizes?
If so, would have thought main dealers for tyres off fleet cars maybe? Thinking about it - 15's are a bit old skool in those widths / profile?
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dirth
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Re: Tyres
295/50 x 15 are the largest BF Goodrich 15 inch tyres note of that diameter and have generally a lower speed rating than Ferrari-esk tyres (note the diameter screws the whole thing up) ........there are a couple of cheaper alternative , Cooper do one, and I believe General do another
You can get Pirelli P7 in 345/35 and 285/40 and 45 profile but they are seriously expensive, the tread is also not as deep as the Coopers
Lambo Countach use a 225/50 x 15 on the front axle
You can get Pirelli P7 in 345/35 and 285/40 and 45 profile but they are seriously expensive, the tread is also not as deep as the Coopers
Lambo Countach use a 225/50 x 15 on the front axle