17" Bridgestone Tyres - Updated 20.2.08
02-26-2008, 03:33 AM
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Originally Posted by Crotch Rocket,Feb 26 2008, 03:22 AM
I was about to order some rears but after looking at the fronts I need to get a completely new set. The easy choice would be to continue with the MZ but as they are being discontinued I want a performance biased set and am gravitating towards Yokohama 048s, but my car is a daily drive and I would like to get a moderate life out of the tyres which I don't think I'll get with the 048.
AAAAAARRRRGGGHHH!!!!!
Does anyone have any pearls of wisdom?
AAAAAARRRRGGGHHH!!!!!
Does anyone have any pearls of wisdom?
02-26-2008, 07:08 AM
#87
I'd recommend anyone else tries Mytyres.co.uk.
They're dispatched from Germany (it's a German company) and maybe BS De hasn't run out of stock yet?
It's entirely possible the remaining fronts are being exclusively shipped to Suzaka, for production until near the end of 2008. I cannot think of another sensible explanation for a ridiculous situation.
It also rather implies that the stock of S2000s may well be exhausted at the same time as the tyres...
So if you want some MZs and a classic car...
They're dispatched from Germany (it's a German company) and maybe BS De hasn't run out of stock yet?
It's entirely possible the remaining fronts are being exclusively shipped to Suzaka, for production until near the end of 2008. I cannot think of another sensible explanation for a ridiculous situation.
It also rather implies that the stock of S2000s may well be exhausted at the same time as the tyres...
So if you want some MZs and a classic car...
02-27-2008, 04:26 AM
#89
No, it's incredible how prices vary.
It's either that or get the track modified to fit the 4'8 1/2 railway guage & sod the far king tyres.
Watch out for oncoming trains, though.
It's either that or get the track modified to fit the 4'8 1/2 railway guage & sod the far king tyres.
Watch out for oncoming trains, though.
02-27-2008, 04:33 AM
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Originally Posted by Nick Graves,Feb 27 2008, 01:26 PM
No, it's incredible how prices vary.
It's either that or get the track modified to fit the 4'8 1/2 railway guage & sod the far king tyres.
Watch out for oncoming trains, though.
It's either that or get the track modified to fit the 4'8 1/2 railway guage & sod the far king tyres.
Watch out for oncoming trains, though.