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whitter45

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29th Nov 08 at 20:30

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Well it would appear runflats do have their uses

Reports have always stated they give harsh ride and bad handling which is quite untrue in my own experience

However I hit the kerb on the A50 at 60+ mph and the runflat took the impact

Two damaged alloys and no suspension damage so very lucky to say the least

As a result 2 new alloys and 4 new tyres

Mobby

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29th Nov 08 at 20:34

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are eagle f1's run flat?

whitter45

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29th Nov 08 at 20:35

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there not eagle f1s mate but they are goodyears

Rob_Lee

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29th Nov 08 at 21:05

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its against the law to fit runflats to a car thats not supposed to have them as well!

Found that out at work last week.

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