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tyres in stock

thecola · 2008-07-22 10:27:34

Could anyone tell any retailer/fitter in South Dublin that would stock some non-100% regular size rubber? I'm interested in 215/55 R15. any good price quote? Buying in eiretyres is not currently an option (will not have where to get them delivered).

22-07-2008 10:27am

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thecola

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Could anyone tell any retailer/fitter in South Dublin that would stock some non-100% regular size rubber? I'm interested in 215/55 R15.

any good price quote?

Buying in eiretyres is not currently an option (will not have where to get them delivered).

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#2 22-07-2008 10:29am

fletch

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thecola wrote: »

non-100% regular size rubber?

Huh?

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#3 22-07-2008 10:30am

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I think the OP means less common tyre sizes.

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#4 22-07-2008 10:38am

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fletch wrote: »

Huh?

Appologies dear reader,

I meant, the offer in near-by fastfit for 185/65 r15 according to his car catalogue for at least 100€ a piece, sounded so depressing, that I am searching in boards.ie for slightly different measure tyres. Not sport-ones (225/45(or 50)), but normal street size of 215/55 R15.
If there aint such in market, I will survive.

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#5 22-07-2008 11:41am

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The regular size seem to be 215/60 r15. if this helps

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