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This is a common problem and I'm sure someone posted this before and adviced what's the best option to avoid this from happening again.

If Your after the looks I prefer just the groove but with only few grooves... Not more than 6 grooves and can be as little as 3

Looks more like a disc pads disintegrating

Looks good but the power source is questionable? Will it not foul the gear lever if we plug some gadget?

Got this today Any idea what's in it?

I managed to do a 45mpg mostly motorways with boring drive... Didn't go above 70 and the one way from warrington to stratford london took only 1/4 of the full tank, went to southampton and back to Warrington without filling the tank... Normal driving with mix is between 34 to 36 though and City driving is around 28 to 30mpg...

You will definitely feel the diff. Between the Two as one being on a higher Rev with shorter gear ratio making it feel so responsive and the other having longer gear ratio and makes Your fuel consumption more eco. Specially when at speed limit cruise on A motorway... Unless You drive a JDM 190 with a diff gear ratio as well...

What about Red? Did it come to Your mind...?

Same Here, My Tyre wear is even on all fours at 32psi all round...

40psi is still within the limit of most tyres Mate so there's nothing wrong with that, You'll just have a horrible ride and I think less grip since Tyres is really hard...

I kept mine to 32 all round but on Motorways I up it to 34 psi when alone or + one passenger... Think it's better to have higher psi to the front due to engine weight than the rear... That bullock put too much at your rear tyres... must be horrible to drive that...

The thing is we have salt on the road during winter times so there's not much You can do unless You can have it respray or anodised at a higher level of coatings for extra protection.

They all get rusted Mate being steel but I'll never use alloy nuts as I know How brittle it is and can easily get snap...

Steve and Chris are very nice couple, when I was looking for a nice view to drive a round they accompanied me to Cat and Fiddle and even organized a one day noticed meet which generated to 8 members turning up... I can honestly say that they're a credit to the club... Even giving away some parts of they're Gen 7 as long as You collect them... Pretty sure Rob was looked after by them as what He says anyway...

Ah cool, that's a good news then.. Just park carefully I think to avoid hurting the alloys...

Looks over stretch Mate, wonder if it's safe to run that?

I have to ask my local mot garage about this when MOT time comes...

This is all we want to Hear during MOT time, pass with no advisory... Well done Chris....

If You go for VW spacers, You will need 2 things... Correct spigot and a longer wheel stud to fit a slot on hubcentric spacers... I don't know why ours is very expensive... Maybe because the setting of our wheels in the wheel arch is tremendously awful and given the looks of our cars being sporty. But bolts on will only need a spigot which will be cheap as chips.

Yeah Mate, The one that came off my Rear wheel was a Sunny tyres and it scares me to death specially when it's wet... haven't tried Kumho in wet weather condition but I'm sure it's so much better than my previous one... I also fitted 215/45/17... There was actually a Matador MP46 there and the review with this brand is very good. I touch the surface of the matador MP46 and I can say that the rubber has a very good grip.

Kumho KU39 fitted at the Rear wheels today and I can say there's a big difference already, Lets see how it go in the next few weeks...

lol.... Nice one Mate... at least You managed to get away without any serious trouble apart from spoiling Your moments with those caressing Music in Your Ears...

Yeah, Those brand names are the top dogs but it's out of my price range so will have to settle for the midrange tyres... And Kumho are having good reviews so far...

Ordered a Pair of Kumho 39 and will be fitted this coming wednesday as I can't wait to change My crap Sunny Tyres at the rear wheels. Just so scary when its Wet and I can't hang on to it til next weekend. Paid 85£ fitted per Tyre and its the cheapest I can get at My Local garage, Can actually get it for 78 fitted but then I have to wait til next Saturday and drive to Macclesfield which is about 30Miles.. 60 round trip and it will work out the same with fuel cost plus the travel time too...

Hi Mate, is there a Tyre lip/rim protection on this? Thanks...