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patbhoy
29-09-2010, 17:42
Has anyone used these guys, the prices of their tyres seem very reasonable.

http://www.tyremonkey.co.uk/index.html

Terranical
29-09-2010, 18:57
Never heard of the make of tyre they are promoting (and most of them seem to be out of stock or available to special order anyway), but then I had never heard of the tyres I have on my T2 (Nankang - made in Vietnam, not exactly the tyre manufacturing centre of the world!) I had them fitted June 2009, drove the car to southern Spain where they have now covered around 7000 miles without any obvious signs of wear, in spite of being used 50% of the time on mountain tracks which are as close to off-roading as you will get. The cost? £48 each including fitting, valve, balance and VAT.

clivvy
29-09-2010, 19:05
ive heard of them, but never used them because when i got my tyres these guys were cheaper

http://www.4x4tyres.com/

patbhoy
29-09-2010, 19:21
I have Maxxis Bravo tyres on my truck, it was a brand new set of 4 when i bought the truck last january.
I have found them ok in dry conditions but recently in the wet weather i have found them to be a bit on the slippy side and have had the back end go out on me on a couple of occassions.
Can anyone recommend me a good all round tyre suitable for all weather conditions.
I am looking for road tyres only size 265/70/16

stevecrm
29-09-2010, 19:45
recently in the wet weather i have found them to be a bit on the slippy side and have had the back end go out on me on a couple of occassions.

cool, I may have to get some of them for mine :D

Adz
29-09-2010, 20:05
www.camskill.com

Can't & won't be beaten :thumbs

Being buying from them for over 10 year's :D

patbhoy
29-09-2010, 21:13
www.camskill.com

Can't & won't be beaten :thumbs

Being buying from them for over 10 year's :D

Only if you can find someone to fit them cheap.

Adz
29-09-2010, 21:23
I do it myself at me mates :thumbs

zippy656
29-09-2010, 21:28
I do it myself at me mates :thumbs



oooh can you do all ours then there too!!!!????

Adz
29-09-2010, 21:30
Not a problem but it would be better to find a back street garage to wake em on for a score as ya'd spend alot on fuel getting to me :augie :lol

zippy656
29-09-2010, 21:33
AH... didnt think of that



my local place popes them on for £15 each..

Adz
29-09-2010, 21:37
:eek: unreal :eek:

My local garages (not tyre services only) will happily do £5 per tyre :D

The Patrolman
29-09-2010, 22:08
Never heard of the make of tyre they are promoting (and most of them seem to be out of stock or available to special order anyway), but then I had never heard of the tyres I have on my T2 (Nankang - made in Vietnam, not exactly the tyre manufacturing centre of the world!) I had them fitted June 2009, drove the car to southern Spain where they have now covered around 7000 miles without any obvious signs of wear, in spite of being used 50% of the time on mountain tracks which are as close to off-roading as you will get. The cost? £48 each including fitting, valve, balance and VAT.

I had Nankang's on my Nissan Primera 2.0eGT and they were a cracking tyre for the price!! as good as any Bridgestone!!!:clap

briggie
29-09-2010, 22:12
i got bridgestone duellers h/t on mine , theyve done some serious mileage since my truck has been sorted .... stil loads of tread on them :thumb2

The Patrolman
29-09-2010, 22:14
I would recommend getting in touch with Pete Ambler ( he's on face book ) Spondon Tyres Derbyshire. I got 4 256 75 16 Insa turbo Traction Track tyres for£65 each supply but got hem fitted for£20 cash on sunday morning at Kwik Fit when the Boss was in bed!!

briggie
29-09-2010, 22:16
I would recommend getting in touch with Pete Ambler ( he's on face book ) Spondon Tyres Derbyshire. I got 4 256 75 16 Insa turbo Traction Track tyres for£65 each supply but got hem fitted for£20 cash on sunday morning at Kwik Fit when the Boss was in bed!!

did they change the leaking shock absorbers at the same time ? :augie:augie:lol

The Patrolman
29-09-2010, 22:16
AH... didnt think of that



my local place popes them on for £15 each..

:clap Fitted by the 'Pope' almost justifies £15 a wheel :eek:

The Patrolman
29-09-2010, 22:17
did they change the leaking shock absorbers at the same time ? :augie:augie:lol

Sorry you've lost me!

Adz
29-09-2010, 22:17
http://www.nissan4x4ownersclub.com/forum/showthread.php?t=6333

Click the link above :augie

briggie
29-09-2010, 22:19
Sorry you've lost me!

http://www.nissan4x4ownersclub.com/forum/showthread.php?t=9457&highlight=kwik

The Patrolman
29-09-2010, 22:29
http://www.nissan4x4ownersclub.com/forum/showthread.php?t=9457&highlight=kwik

Ahh! I see now. Their main man ( well I say 'Man') wanted £10 a wheel to change and balance each corner even when they were not busy:nenau

The young grease monkey on a sunday morning was quite happy to make£20 whilst I was taking wheels on an off and making sure he did a proper job!! He got a proper sweat on and couldn't belive how heavy the wheels and tyres were..

Another bargaining chip is to offer to take the old tyres away and if your old valves hold air dont get them changed. Just take the old tyres to the local recycling center and they will dispose of them f nowt!:thumb2

The Patrolman
29-09-2010, 22:37
As an aside I would not buy 'cheap tyres'

I would however buy good tyres cheap!!

Never scrimp and 'save' on the bits your life depends on!!!