This size is MUCH more common hence cheaper. The difference in price between our two cars, 205/55r16 vs 205/50r17 seems mad to me too. Economy of scale.
phil4444 to Taz1529
29 Jan 163#14
watch the news,theres a lot more wrong in the world then the price of tyres
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sofiasar
20 Feb 16#45
£62 now
DJNG22
1 Feb 16#44
Premium brands ideally.
DJNG22
1 Feb 16#42
If you find any decent deals for 225/45/ZR 17 91/94W I'm all ears.
Wouldn't mind replacing all 4 of mine.
pavel76 to DJNG22
1 Feb 16#43
Premium brands only or middle-range as well ?
neas1983
31 Jan 16#41
went for pirelli centerino p7 for 50 quid fitted at the same size, supposedly good fuel economy and other Characteristics. thanks
Grigs
30 Jan 161#40
exactly the size i am looking for.Unfortunately no longer £51.30 but coming out at £62 each now
Jonj1611
30 Jan 16#39
Wish there was one near me!
golden
30 Jan 16#38
paid £65 for a bog standard tyre yesterday :disappointed:
neas1983
30 Jan 16#36
also cant see these
pavel76 to neas1983
30 Jan 16#37
Nothing has changed, still same price and in stock...
robii
30 Jan 16#34
Expired? Can't see these online in 205/55 R16.
Perhaps the Dunlop Sport Bluresponse or Goodyear Efficient Grip Performance offer better value at only £3 more with better fuel economy, better wet grip and less road noise
pavel76 to robii
30 Jan 16#35
Not expired, check again...
njpugh90
30 Jan 16#32
I'd recommend the Cooper tyre that they sell, comes with a lifetime guarantee, had a puncture yesterday - didn't realise so drove on it, damaged the tyre and it only cost me fitting to get a brand new tyre
TedStriker72 to njpugh90
30 Jan 16#33
That's nice to know, but I wouldn't base a tyre purchase on that. Cooper are a huge brand in USA though so probably an ok tyre. Having said that, Americans don't like to go round corners and we probably get an inferior version of the product anyway.
TedStriker72
30 Jan 16#31
These are great tyres for wet and dry performance, but are very fuel heavy, E/F rated.
Taz1529
30 Jan 16#30
So why are you on HUKD looking for cheap prices?
No need to be smart ass.
noscreen
30 Jan 16#29
Looking to replace all 4. I use 195/55/16 currently. Presumably these will be ok?
Jamie200
30 Jan 16#28
Good price, but I'm just here to lol at the my-tyres-are-bigger-than-yours posts.
Really, we aren't in awe at all.
matthat
30 Jan 16#27
£167.80 each for me -don't need them yet but giving up hope in finding a deal!
Hilazing
29 Jan 161#18
if only my 245/45/18s were this cheap! just bought 4 at £350, and that was a bargain!
OrribleHarry to Hilazing
30 Jan 16#26
What make? I just paid £560 for four Pilot Super Sports
n0chex
30 Jan 16#25
Good price shame mine is £222.50 per tyre ...Gulp
techsavvy
29 Jan 16#24
Wi have a look at it tomorrow
boostii
29 Jan 16#23
Only Conti 5 in stock in my size 255/30/19 but you'd sh1t a brick at the price :disappointed:
STi_prodrive
29 Jan 16#22
WOW cheapppppp
Krizzo3
29 Jan 16#21
I have a pair of those, nearly new, will sell for £50 located in Northampton
monkeyhanger75
29 Jan 16#20
Well worth the extra £9.50 each, the Conti 2s are average at best, the Conti 5s are excellent, doesn't get any better unless you go Michelin Pilot Supersport. Don't scrimp on the one part of your car in contact with the road.
Aza
29 Jan 16#10
I currently have the ContiSport Contact 5s on my car and they are excellent in dry and wet. Far better than the Matador MP 46 Hectorra 2's they replaced.
monkeyhanger75 to Aza
29 Jan 16#19
And far better than the Conti 2s in this post.
Abz123
29 Jan 16#17
great price!
damadgeruk
29 Jan 161#16
More common, I suspect 205/55r16 is the most common tyre on UK roads.
Taz1529
29 Jan 16#15
My tyres are 205 50 r16. They're about £25 or more expensive than these. I get economies of scale, but I suspect they make the same number of tyres just less batches of 50. Either that, or it's a supply and demand thing, perhaps 55 is less common
Taz1529
29 Jan 16#11
I feel there is something wrong the world when 55, with more rubber, cost less than the equivalent 50 size.
damadgeruk to Taz1529
29 Jan 164#12
This size is MUCH more common hence cheaper. The difference in price between our two cars, 205/55r16 vs 205/50r17 seems mad to me too. Economy of scale.
phil4444 to Taz1529
29 Jan 163#14
watch the news,theres a lot more wrong in the world then the price of tyres
msharif911
29 Jan 161#13
Dont forget TCB!!!
Nogi
29 Jan 16#9
Really good price, I used to pay £90 for these!
_B3N_
29 Jan 161#7
Camskill also offer fantastic prices! Obviously fitting would be £5-10 per wheel extra.
pavel76 to _B3N_
29 Jan 16#8
£51.50 at camskill for this tyre ...+delivery + fitting
AndyRoyd
29 Jan 16#6
"Continental Premium Contact 5 91V" = extra £9.50 per tyre compared to OP ?
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Wouldn't mind replacing all 4 of mine.
Perhaps the Dunlop Sport Bluresponse or Goodyear Efficient Grip Performance offer better value at only £3 more with better fuel economy, better wet grip and less road noise
No need to be smart ass.
Really, we aren't in awe at all.
http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/accessories-tyres/91858/continental-contisportcontact-5-review
Though not great for fuel economy