Can I change my worn 102W tyres to 97W tyres ?????

[S700]

Well you did, you assumed I hadn't read your posts, and also that my comments were aimed at you and I was trying to teach you to suck eggs, or undermine you with my comments, but I'm not going to argue with you.

I was just trying to help. If you choose to assume otherwise, who's the a$$?

 

[Pete C]

It wasn't aimed at me? You replied and quoted my post, not the OP's generally that means you're aiming your comment at me.

I never said they didn't exist, I have never seen one and so expressed surprise.

I read the first line of his post as a response to you.

The rest of it was general info for people who have not yet come across this issue.

Calm down folks.

Pete

 

[Cux]

After all that am I still good to go for the

255/40 / 20 tyres

 

[S700]

As long as you can get them in a load rating 99 or over, then yes

 

[Gavinda]

64 posts in less than 24 hours! Yet again a wheel/tyre load rating thread stokes the forum fires!

 

[Cux]

I’m loving the debate and advice, thanks all, I’m new to this so I just want to do the right thing.

 

[T6ARF]

I will definitely use Black circles, however, I’m torn between these-

Uniroyal. £156
Goodyear £177
Pirelli £152

Which ones are best for a T28, I want them to last.

I’ve got the Goodyear Eagle F1’s and I’m very pleased with them. I also like the look of the Uniroyal’s at £156, but buy the best you can afford.

 

[Markgf]

I too have the Eagle F1s. I’ve had them on 2 BMW’s and now the T. Great tyre, highly recommended

 

[Markgf]

What are the nice bits removed, out of interest?

Only daft little things. Sunglasses holder. No leather gear knob. No left foot rest. And no locking wheel bolts. Little things, but I’ve had the new one for over a year, so no biggie now

 

[Cux]

Got my new Goodyear tyres fitted today, they look amazing. The fitter set them at
Psi 44 at front 36 at back - for max loads!