Summer was the other week

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amazon £43.52 each same tyre

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​60 pound for fitting?

This is 2 tyres price

How much is fitting?

how much does it cost for two tyres to be fitted ?

An independent would charge £5 per tyre but the big chains, probably more.

Cheaper at cartyres.com at £105.00 fully fitted at a service centre to suit you in your home town.

https://www.cartyres.com/tyre-selection?source=home&op=manual-selection

I have bought from cartyres.com, asdatyres and tyresavings. They all use Halfords and service for me in my home town is excellent. These are the standard size for my car and if you have a heavy diesel you will be better off buying the 94 rated extra load tyres. These have really soft sidewalls and give quite an amount of oversteer or should that be understeer. If you have a Focus or Astra then they are maybe ok but no good for a Mazda 6 for body roll. They do however have excellent wet grip. Finally bit the bullet though and decided to put the brand new 17" Mazda wheels I have had sat in my garage for a couple of years. At last 215's and 225\s have come down in price. I don't run my cars on budget brands and just bought a set of Avon ZV7's at 225/45/17 extra load for £61.00 each. 69dB and A wet grip. Let's see how the old oil burner handles now.

Summer was the other week

I think I got two of these fitted (205/55 16R) at Halfords for £101.98 a couple of weeks back.

camskill is always decent for tyres online

Any offers of 245/45/18?

Soft, cheese like sidewalls..... wasn't overly impressed with mine, grip wasn't great on wet surfaces and ok on dry and glad to have replaced them both, although a pothole damaging the sidewall of one and a nail in the other kind of made that happen :smile:

Not really much of a saving when buying from halfords direct a saving of 6 quid. Cold

Try Dunlop Sport Bluresponse.

Can people stop with these deals on the same tyres at the same price they've been for months. Where are the deals on smaller tyres?

Got them on front of my car and efficient grip on rear. Rides soggy now but handles great.

So you think the Dunlops are better for handling?

dunlops are great handling tyre especially in the wet. do wear out quick though...

Well I did my fastest run of my local roads today. They're brilliant. I've stupidly gone from ZR tyres to R but as the car doesn't weigh too much, it hasn't been detrimental to the handling, but they're more confidence inspiring than the tyres I had on before.

Goodyears on the back have never let go since fitting them in August, so I think both are good tyres

I have tried both the Dunlop and Goodyear. Dunlop give better grip and handling in the dry. Both excellent grip in the wet. Goodyears seem to have very soft sidewalls and give more body roll but last longer. Just got a set of Avons ZV7 extra load for £62.00 to put on the 17" wheels I have so will see how they fair.

Confirm the very soft side walls.
My passat estate bounces like on a trampoline, but they grip very well in wet and dry.
Not good for heavy, estate cars

my old (56 plate) Passat estate was the 2.0 tfsi 205bhp model , I found the Hankook Ventus evo 2 k120 to be a very good tyre with plenty of grip and longevity , that said it was the sport variant with sports suspension so maybe that helped ? . I did suffer badly from wheel spinning but that was partly down to me having the ecu upgraded to 250bhp and of course the fact that it was front wheel drive and my right foot is made of lead !

6% Quidco as well. Of course using the code may invalidate the cashback but what's to lose?

Finally ditched these soft-sided 16" for some 225x45x17 extra load tyres for Mazda 6. A big improvement to body roll / tyre flex. Was sweating a little after having the 225's fitted if they went on but they are fine without spacers. £58.00 each for Avon ZV7's.