Pilot sport 265/30/19 wanted

[shane159]

No longer needed, I decided to bite the bullet and buy new

[shane159]

:119:

Thats how I feel mate lol.:bigcry:

[alexk]

Tell me about it mate, I only get to wash it on a Saturday and drive it on a Sunday if I'm lucky :bigcry:

:119:

[shane159]

Tell me about it mate, I only get to wash it on a Saturday and drive it on a Sunday if I'm lucky :bigcry:

[glendog74]

the wife drives the car everyday

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:whistle:

[DuncanR]

nah, a few Cups for next year that's all:thumbs:

A few is all ya need the way you drive mucka !!:hahaha:

[shane159]

You must be mad! :hahaha:

Mad and skint :clown: but the wife drives the car everyday so want it to be as safe as possible!!!:whistle:
I've got brand new PS2's waiting to be fitted for the fronts they were a easy find.

[karbonkid]

Looking like I'm gonna have to go with number 1 mate:bigcry:

You must be mad! :hahaha:

[shane159]

Have you tried Elite? They normally have stock or can get them within a few days.

Yeah Elite are quoting the same price as tyreman mate but are showing stock, I might ring them tomorrow to confirm.

Im guessing you are getting fairly low on tread & its your daily runner. I would either:
1. bite the bullet and get 8mm of fresh 30 profile rubber to plow through all the snow your going be riding on.
2. buy a set of cheap BMW 18s with decent rubber on them to get through the wet and wild.
3. buy a set of part worn 35 profile and meanwhile keep eyes peeled for preferred 30 profile ready for next year.

Looking like I'm gonna have to go with number 1 mate:bigcry:

[karbonkid]

Thanks alot for the help mate, I called them today and they don't have any stock of ps2's but can get me some by the end of the week for £565 delivered all in, I've rang a few places and they all say Michelin are out of stock till December.

I'm unsure if I'd want to put 35's on as I'd like to stick with the OEM size, is there many people on here that run 35 rears?

Again thanks mate.:thumbs:

Im guessing you are getting fairly low on tread & its your daily runner. I would either:
1. bite the bullet and get 8mm of fresh 30 profile rubber to plow through all the snow your going be riding on.
2. buy a set of cheap BMW 18s with decent rubber on them to get through the wet and wild.
3. buy a set of part worn 35 profile and meanwhile keep eyes peeled for preferred 30 profile ready for next year.

[glendog74]

Have you tried Elite? They normally have stock or can get them within a few days.

[glendog74]

Not sure why but Michelin seems to have a habit of reducing supply towards the end of the year - they must reduce factory output or something? :smt102

I tried to get a pair of front Cups a month ago and that was a painful - gave up in the end and managed to grab a pair of part-worns instead.

[shane159]

Feeling guilty now, so did a wee search.

Cheapest I could find £267/ tyre here: http://tyremen.myshopify.com/product...product-search

Any reason behind the must needed 30 profile? A 35 is a more common size & part worns are available on eBay if budgeting to see you through the winter. :thumbs:

Thanks alot for the help mate, I called them today and they don't have any stock of ps2's but can get me some by the end of the week for £565 delivered all in, I've rang a few places and they all say Michelin are out of stock till December.

I'm unsure if I'd want to put 35's on as I'd like to stick with the OEM size, is there many people on here that run 35 rears?

Again thanks mate.:thumbs:

[karbonkid]

Feeling guilty now, so did a wee search.

Cheapest I could find £267/ tyre here: http://tyremen.myshopify.com/product...product-search

Any reason behind the must needed 30 profile? A 35 is a more common size & part worns are readily available on eBay if budgeting to see you through the winter. :thumbs:

[shimmy]

Surely you've got some laying around shimmy :drool:

nah, a few Cups for next year that's all:thumbs: