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"Tyres on the Drive"
spinybif_2
Posts: 424 Forumite
in Motoring
Will have to bite the bullet and get new tyres. Tyres on the drive are cheap and will fit Sundays. Has anyone experience of using them ?
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Its easy to fit a tyre. They'll use the same brands as everyone else.0
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Every time I need new tyres I shop around using every online dealer I can find in order to get the best price. I am yet to find one dealer which is consistently cheaper than any other so I'd suggest finding 3 or 4 and comparing their rates. Bear in mind that some advertise cheap prices but then add things like a balance, valve and disposal as the process goes on meaning that their prices can increase by a £5-£10 per tyre before final payment.0
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As above you do need to get an all in price, avoid anyone who prices otherwise as it's likely they are out to outsmart you;);)
Unless your car is illegal or disabled, I can't see the sense in having tyres fitted "on the drive, unless it's cheaper, and I very much doubt it will be :money::money::money:I like the thanks button, but ,please, an I agree button.
Will the grammar and spelling police respect I do make grammatical errors, and have carp spelling, no need to remind me.;)
Always expect the unexpected:eek:and then you won't be dissapointed0 -
the tires will need balancing will they have a machine on their van?
if its rears its not too bad but the fronts anything over 60mph and the steering wheel will wobble/vibrate from unbalanced tyres
try somewhere like camskill they have good prices then take the tyres to a tyre fitting shop although there likely to either say no or do it for cash but that will more than likely rub out any saving you made0 -
##the tyres will need balancing will they have a machine on their van?
if its rears its not too bad but the fronts anything over 60mph and the steering wheel will wobble/vibrate from unbalanced tyres
try somewhere like camskill they have good prices then take the tyres to a tyre fitting shop although there likely to either say no or do it for cash but that will more than likely rub out any saving you made
......................................................our prices are fully inclusive of valve, balance, disposal, vat and fitting at your home or office. We don’t add hidden extras!0 -
most large van tyres dont get balanced
my transit tipper doesnt get balanced due to the fact they dont have a machine to balance them0
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