Popular size - eg fits BMW 320d. Use the £3 off per tyre to get this price.
Pirelli come in for some stick, not sure why, this ain't no ditchfinder :smile:
Other sizes available.
19 comments
PiloTT
2 Oct 17#19
Bought 4 Continental 245/35/19 from similar Amazon deal a few days ago..... worked out at about £80 each which was an absolute steal!... the next day the price went up to £215 each
brum
1 Oct 17#15
Typically my bmw f31 states 205 60 16r Which are 30 quid at least per tyre more than these. Will double check with my garage as need 2 new tyres but don't fancy 80 quid per corner.
OrribleHarry to brum
1 Oct 17#16
That's cheap my BMW cost £800 for four.
skdotcom to OrribleHarry
1 Oct 17#17
Thats cheap. My Merc has 285 width on the back. They're over £250 each :astonished:
Zameen
1 Oct 17#11
Do Local garages get funny about fitting your own tyres ? Heard prices are about £15 removing any discount benefits hence always hesitated with delivery only tyres.
luvsadealdealdeal to Zameen
1 Oct 17#13
every case is unique! my local lads are very helpful and will fit a corner for £5 (includes disposing of old tyre and alignment) - but then I do use them for other work such as MOTs
I think £10 is more typical - sure if you can get a supply & fit price that's only £10-15 more than Amazon + pay local fitters, then you might want to go down that route instead
ITMA to Zameen
2 Oct 17#18
In my experience, yes. I bought some of these amazon.co.uk/Sum…QRC and couldn't get any garage to fit them. In fact,some of them were quite rude. The word "specsavers" was used on one, hurtful, occasion
Type_R
1 Oct 17#10
P7 on the Audi A4 were ok but not amazing! Ditch finders they are not but not far off.
un1eash
1 Oct 17#9
We have P7 runflats on our F11 BMW and there great, definitely not a ditchfinder.
red23
1 Oct 17#8
Cold - prefer linglongs
VDisillusioned
1 Oct 17#7
The P7s that were on our car when we bought it frightened me. And the worst thing was the damn things wouldn't wear out. After a scary experience, just hitting some standing water at about 50mph, I said sod it and bought some Uniroyal Rainsport 3s. Much, much safer tyre in all conditions, but the downside is they do wear quite quickly.
chrisvaldez
1 Oct 17#6
Also, stock up on several tyres, and if you're spending over £100 choose Prepay for a £5 bonus :smile:
OMG I can't stand mismatched tyres gotta all be the same.
jrw
1 Oct 17#2
These are terrible tyres. My 330e came with the 18 inch version of these and all the others at work came with Bridgestone, no idea why but what I can say is that they don't cope with the 350 lb foot of torque that it puts through the rear wheels. They have always been a crap tyre and the price reflects that. Much better with a decent mid range like khumo, Avon or Hankook than these.
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Opening post
Pirelli come in for some stick, not sure why, this ain't no ditchfinder :smile:
Other sizes available.
19 comments
Which are 30 quid at least per tyre more than these.
Will double check with my garage as need 2 new tyres but don't fancy 80 quid per corner.
I think £10 is more typical - sure if you can get a supply & fit price that's only £10-15 more than Amazon + pay local fitters, then you might want to go down that route instead
and couldn't get any garage to fit them. In fact,some of them were quite rude. The word "specsavers" was used on one, hurtful, occasion
alternative?
Dunlop Sport Maxx RT2 - 245/45/R18 100Y - B/A/68 - Summer Tire - £73.67 each
and these for the rear ....
Falken Azenis FK453 RFT - 275/40/R18 99Y - E/A/70 - Summer Tire - £69.74 each
They have always been a crap tyre and the price reflects that. Much better with a decent mid range like khumo, Avon or Hankook than these.
Perhaps you are the weak link.