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new tyre fitment problem
So I got some new tyres fitted today, but after getting home and having a look i spotted a problem, anyone else see what I'm seeing?
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thats a bit silly of em
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bloody idoits, go back n tell them to change it to a stick on one.
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did it have a stick on in the first place ? i'd go back and ask for stock ons def..
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Mongrels robbed ya, only got 4 stud wheels now... :P
Na that aint right, young apprentice get the job? |
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Mag rims should always have stick on ones that go in the inside of the rims. |
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you would be very suprise how mnay qualified tyre fitters do that. |
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make them rebalance the wheel :P
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Name and shame!!!!!!
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erm, sorry but being that the rim has an outer beading/lip, the balance weight fitment is perfectly adequate.....admittedly not very nice looking but will certainly do the job. Kia & Suzuki fit wheel weights in the same way. Never been a problem.
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fitment, problem, tyre |
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