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I have a 2009 KIA Cee'd 2.0litre diesel with 17” alloy wheels.
It has done a little less than 17,000 miles from new. I have a couple of problems that I would like your opinion on.
The car was fitted...
I currently have Bridgestone tyres fitted to my VW Touareg and I now need to replace them.
What would you recommend for mostly road use? A good combo of wear and low noise etc.
I bought a second-hand Peugeot 308 16000 miles. Front tyres are worn on outside. Had two services, should this have been noticed?
Further to the recent letter from HP in Reading, I have had similar experience with two Polos in the last few years. Both were new company cars that prematurely munched a set of front tyres in less than...
Our BMW X5 3.0sd SE, bought new in September 2008 on a HP agreement, wore its rear tyres through to the metal within four months. BMW accepted there was a fault with the alignment from the factory and...
I own a Ford C-MAX 2.0 Titanium automatic. At the last MoT I was told it needed new front tyres so I asked the garage to get some fitted. It has come back with Wanli tyres. I've never heard of them and...
We have a Hyundai Tucson GSI 2WD. The original tyres were changed at 33,000 (Kuoni i think) and were replaced by Goodyear Wrangler. After only 25k they are almost worn down, and are extremely noisy. Could...
I have an Audi A3 2.0 TFSI quattro which was new in Sept 2009. The car is fitted with 225/40/R18 92Y Continental Sport Contact 2 tyres which after covering 19,000 miles will soon need replacing. Can you...
I recently exchanged a C30 Volvo to purchase a 56 plate Volvo V50 2.0 Sport from Sturgess of Leicester. On the test drive before I agreed to purchase the car I pointed out to the salesman that the steering...
I drive a Ford Focus MK1 fitted with Michelin Energy tyres. I have recently had fitted two new budget tyres to the front wheels retaining the worn but legal M.E. tyres on the rear. Is this a safe combination?...
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