Advance payment for motorcycle tyres

DoaM

It all depends on how they are priced. If they are priced as a set then a S75 claim would be valid; if they're priced individually then it wouldn't (unless you could prove that the seller only ever sold then in sets regardless of how they were priced).

Hermione_Granger

DoaM wrote: »

It all depends on how they are priced. If they are priced as a set then a S75 claim would be valid; if they're priced individually then it wouldn't (unless you could prove that the seller only ever sold then in sets regardless of how they were priced).

Isn't that what I stated 2 days ago?

DoaM

Indeed - I was reiterating the point with additional clarity, as the person you'd responded to still seemed unsure.

Heliflyguy

DoaM wrote: »

Indeed - I was reiterating the point with additional clarity, as the person you'd responded to still seemed unsure.

Understood perfectly but thanks anyway. Found another local bike dealer that came in cheaper <£200 and can fit while I'm at work.

I have sen M/C tyres sold in pairs but not often and not the ones I need, preferred not to test the possibility of how a CC company might view my purchase

They also required a deposit £45 which is perfectly acceptable IMO.

Will buy another rear cheaper online in the near future and store till needed, original rear has over 6000 miles and just over 3 years, believe the new one is a little softer so may not last as long.