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CorsaClayton

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12th Jul 07 at 12:36

Wagsta

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12th Jul 07 at 12:59

they look like remoulds too!?!?!?!?!

Jakey

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12th Jul 07 at 13:03

quote:
Originally posted by Wagsta
they look like remoulds too!?!?!?!?!

Actually do

Chris F

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12th Jul 07 at 13:09

quote:
Originally posted by CorsaSriLad

quote:
Originally posted by Wagsta
they look like remoulds too!?!?!?!?!

Actually do

yeah they are i think, wat u think robin?

R16AN H

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Registered: 26th Jun 05
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12th Jul 07 at 13:21

nutter,not alot more to say

should be banned from the road for havin tyres like that,and remoulds

[Edited on 12-07-2007 by Hur13y]

corsa-sxi

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12th Jul 07 at 13:36

how do u tell if they are re-moulds

mav

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12th Jul 07 at 14:12

fook me....Thats one fecked tyre...

Iain M

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12th Jul 07 at 14:18

i have no sympathy

Revolver

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12th Jul 07 at 14:46

Ahh.

Let me explain.

Found out the problem. The other tyre had to be replaced last night that I had only had fitted literrally 2 months ago.

Goes to show I should check the tyres more often now.

Taking it over to a garage and sorting it out with them in abit.

I haven't been driving around like a nutter either (other wise I would of flipped eh?).

SetH

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12th Jul 07 at 14:55

lol respect with taking the abuse

Now get it sorted

Boosha

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13th Jul 07 at 09:19

if you only had it fitted two months ago you most likely have been drivin round like a TiT.

get ya tracking sorted.

Adam-D

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13th Jul 07 at 09:24

if the tracking is out it can scrub tyres in no time.

thats without driving like a fool

Boosha

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13th Jul 07 at 09:32

well it wasnt out that much if you compare it against the other side of the tyre.

bigdan

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13th Jul 07 at 09:45

quote:
Originally posted by Boosha
if you only had it fitted two months ago you most likely have been drivin round like a TiT.

he may be doing big motorway miles

Hamish

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13th Jul 07 at 09:48

what standard road tyres that you know of would get that worn in 2months?

bigdan

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13th Jul 07 at 09:50

me dads old rover 200 used to bald like them about every month he wud have to get it replaced

Boosha

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13th Jul 07 at 09:52

why didnt he just pay to get the tracking done then that wouldnt happen ? (doh)

what a loada codshit some folk talk.

Ben G

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13th Jul 07 at 12:44

probably wheelspins in mcdonalds car park.

Joe

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13th Jul 07 at 12:46

quote:
Originally posted by Hamish
what standard road tyres that you know of would get that worn in 2months?

Any that are on a road car with the tracking severely out.

Ian W

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13th Jul 07 at 12:47

lol, i've seen some pretty bad tyres but there near the top of the list

Sam

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13th Jul 07 at 14:58

I saw a newish Volvo 4x4 thingy at lunch time, front passenger tyre was bald on the offside end and you could see the steel or whatever coming through...

pdwhelan

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13th Jul 07 at 15:39

Report it sam! you could be driving past that car on a motorway and all of a sudden BANG! swerves and hits you, kills somebody. Now i know tyres can blow out anyway within reason (somthing in the road that shouldnt be) but to have tyres like that is taking the piss!

If the tracking was that bad anyway for it to cause such damage to the tyre then wouldnt you notice it?. My car tends to steer to the left a tiny bit even after the tracking but its only ever so slightly. I would know if the tracking was out though! My track rod end is damaged apparently so that might cause mine to steer to the left a tiny bit. Need money to fix it though

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