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Where to get tyres again (UK website)?

bmstuff · 2012-06-28 21:06:13

What is the name of this UK site again that does have a huge selection of tyres reasonably priced delivered to Ireland? I am looking at Continental tyres, not sure which model yet, maybe some recommendation? Maybe someone carry them out locally and a reasonable price? I need like 265x18, 235/245x18 Thanks

28-06-2012 9:06pm

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bmstuff

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What is the name of this UK site again that does have a huge selection of tyres reasonably priced delivered to Ireland?

I am looking at Continental tyres, not sure which model yet, maybe some recommendation? Maybe someone carry them out locally and a reasonable price?
I need like 265x18, 235/245x18

Thanks

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#2 28-06-2012 9:11pm

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Camskill

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#3 28-06-2012 9:11pm

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Camskill for new or Tyreland for part worn

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#4 28-06-2012 9:16pm

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Oh yeah thats it, thanks guys.

Any recommendation on brands maybe?

I have Michelin Pilots PS3 on the front, they did well but after what 2 years they are dead. Thats not even 15k miles.

The rears are Vredestein Setanta but they slip a bit in the wet.

I want all season tyres that works well on dry as well as wet.

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#5 28-06-2012 10:32pm

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I've checked Eiretyres and Camskill over the last few months and Camskill shade it. I've never had a problem with them.

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