I ordered 4 new tyres yesterday lunchtime and the bloke was out this afternoon and fitted them all in like half an hour. I think theres a bit too much air in them, but he did a great job.

etyres

well they do have to pump em up a fair way to be sure they are seated properly

thanks for posting this Im getting them to do mine next week - nice to have a reference first!

Maybe the guy just pumps up to a round thirty for most cars? He might not realise they dont need so much pressure after all.

Im sticking 27psi in mine.

I want some of those Kumho Lavender/Pink Smoke tyres for the new Cheeky

Seems pritty good... Ive just got a new full set of Pirellies put on but its tempting to get my 3 spairs re-done by them...

Etyres were only Ã,£10 dearer than the cheapest garage and it was much less hoff.

Eagle F1s are absockuckinglutely brilliant btw.

Even in this weather? I hear they only work well beyond 5 degrees celcius (and are supposedly sh*te in bad weather).

We dont get snow in these parts

Well not enough to worry about anyhow. Besides its nearly summer, been topless for 2 weeks now

The gen con on mx5oc is F1s or Toyo Proxes are best for a 5.

Yeah I figured that from reading the posts there, those or the GSD1s. Even seen a few people mention Pirelli 7000s. If I was fitting tyres though Id want something a little more all weather and slightly less track day tbh, so Im going to keep looking at options.

i had some vredesteins on my old car, they were fantastic in the wet

Eagle F1s are fantastic in the wet  

bastard e-tyres cancelled my order because they dont cover Shrewsbury yet. Now I have to find a garage that can do them quick - Im off on holiday on Saturday!

Toyo Proxes are wank in heavy rain/horrific on snow Ive recently found out.

Jaimz

sorted - www.blackcircles.com. Recommended by a friend and fair play their service is fantatic. Booked in Friday afternoon - 2 Pirelli P3000s going on the front Ã,£88.20 fitted.


I am happy!!