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Thank You all & Mobile Tyre Fitting
lauralouise90
Posts: 83 Forumite
in Motoring
So a few weeks ago I posted asking for advice on what tyres to get and all your advice was so so useful so thank you for that.
I finally got my tyres sorted - went for some Hankooks in the end. Asking for everyone's advice definitely saved me a lot of money instead of just going for the Continental tyres straight away.
But I just wanted to post and shout out about mobile tyre fitting - I didn't even know it existed until I bought these new tyres so maybe some of your don't know about it either.
Basically I paid £1 and the ATS guys came to me at work to fit my new tyres - bargain in my eyes because I didn't have to go out of my way for the fitting.
Here's the link to it - http://www.atseuromaster.co.uk/mobile-tyre-fitting.htm I don't think they do it everywhere so best to check.
Thanks again!
I finally got my tyres sorted - went for some Hankooks in the end. Asking for everyone's advice definitely saved me a lot of money instead of just going for the Continental tyres straight away.
But I just wanted to post and shout out about mobile tyre fitting - I didn't even know it existed until I bought these new tyres so maybe some of your don't know about it either.
Basically I paid £1 and the ATS guys came to me at work to fit my new tyres - bargain in my eyes because I didn't have to go out of my way for the fitting.
Here's the link to it - http://www.atseuromaster.co.uk/mobile-tyre-fitting.htm I don't think they do it everywhere so best to check.
Thanks again!
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I've used http://www.etyres.co.uk/ in the past and it's very convenient indeed0
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I take the wheels off myself (one at a time if I only have one car) and take them in for a tyre change. After having car jacked up on the sump, suspension, non-structural bodywork bending it; in fact just about anywhere the moron of the week decides to stick the jack, I no longer risk taking my car into a tyre place.
e.g.
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=3&f=23&t=1114658&mid=0&i=0&nmt=Tyre+shop+Car+damage+&mid=00 -
I take the wheels off myself (one at a time if I only have one car) and take them in for a tyre change. After having car jacked up on the sump, suspension, non-structural bodywork bending it; in fact just about anywhere the moron of the week decides to stick the jack, I no longer risk taking my car into a tyre place.
e.g.
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=3&f=23&t=1114658&mid=0&i=0&nmt=Tyre+shop+Car+damage+&mid=0
I like to do the same, I usually go to costco and am fed up being told we only fit those as a pair, or you can't have new tyres on the front they have to go on the rear, I have also had wheel trims left off.
Taking in loose wheels means less grief IMO.0
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