Touring Owners - what tires were on the car at delivery?
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Touring Owners - what tires were on the car at delivery?
Interesting comment about tires in this article.
https://www.pistonheads.com/news/ph-...h-review/45281
For Touring owners, which tires were mounted on the car at delivery?
https://www.pistonheads.com/news/ph-...h-review/45281
For Touring owners, which tires were mounted on the car at delivery?
Last edited by Dr. G; 02-09-2022 at 11:17 AM.
#4
Why worry about the tires that come with the car from the factory.
Tires are consumables.
Drive the car (which you are going to do, right?), then after a few months you'll need to get new rubber, and you can buy the ones you want, Cup 2's if you want some more traction or as Pistonheads suggests, the Corsas if you want a more compliant ride.
Tires are consumables.
Drive the car (which you are going to do, right?), then after a few months you'll need to get new rubber, and you can buy the ones you want, Cup 2's if you want some more traction or as Pistonheads suggests, the Corsas if you want a more compliant ride.
#6
Why worry about the tires that come with the car from the factory.
Tires are consumables.
Drive the car (which you are going to do, right?), then after a few months you'll need to get new rubber, and you can buy the ones you want, Cup 2's if you want some more traction or as Pistonheads suggests, the Corsas if you want a more compliant ride.
Tires are consumables.
Drive the car (which you are going to do, right?), then after a few months you'll need to get new rubber, and you can buy the ones you want, Cup 2's if you want some more traction or as Pistonheads suggests, the Corsas if you want a more compliant ride.
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#10
Why worry about the tires that come with the car from the factory.
Tires are consumables.
Drive the car (which you are going to do, right?), then after a few months you'll need to get new rubber, and you can buy the ones you want, Cup 2's if you want some more traction or as Pistonheads suggests, the Corsas if you want a more compliant ride.
Tires are consumables.
Drive the car (which you are going to do, right?), then after a few months you'll need to get new rubber, and you can buy the ones you want, Cup 2's if you want some more traction or as Pistonheads suggests, the Corsas if you want a more compliant ride.
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Dave
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