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Thanks for the info. Much appreciated. I also worked out that the silver ones are Inovit Torques!

Some nice tillers! I tell you what offends my eye with custom steering wheels and re-cover jobs. Where there's a seam that goes around the circumference of the rim of the wheel a clever artist cuts a shallow groove in the wheel to accommodate the excess material behind the seam. Less skilled...

Ah, not sure if that will work, though it would only mean one of the headrest bits not being used? I'll try and find out, Thanks

Ah! There's a cap!? Been wondering how to get lubricant in to stop mine from creaking. Many thanks for the steer.

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Freed up a seized and creaking passenger door hinge roller. Popped the cap off and let some oil soak in before easing the roller away from the cam and getting it moving with a pair of pliers. Now moving freely and silently. Will get some grease in there when the oil has had a chance to soak for...

Personally for me that’s is the best way. Yes I agree there ceramic foam is brilliant easy to put thru the snow foam lance then rinse. Also there’s ceramic boost in a bottle same stuff really Then sheet with water and vans virtually dry

I'm hoping for the same. Some sort of spare wheel sized plastic container that I can fill with very occasional things like tools for journeys.

I have no idea what they cost but am interested

Will do!! Going to try just the roller first! Has to be better than the block of timber I have wedged in there for now

@CRS Performance Steve, please provide a sale price for your listing.

appreciate your thoughts, that is my current method so maybe I am doing it the best way? Agree on the drying towel, grabbed on last year and bazar how much better it is than other micro fibres and shammy. some of their chemicals seem good also

Bilt hamber is good brand and use there stuff a lot I personally wouldn’t touch my van with any sort of brush hop up and soft mitt my method. Also started using Sam’s detailing products there drying towel is immense and can do the van in one. I’ve had a lot of towels and this is best by far.

any recommendations for an extendable brush that can reach the roof without the need for a hop up etc, maybe even one that can attack other parts of the vehicle without damage. I am 6ft so can reach ish slowly getting into the car cleaning regimes, previous trucks not worth spending too much...

I've never known a bottle jack to catastrophically fail, but have encountered several scissor Jack's over the years that have. I'd place my faith in hydraulics over mechanical leverage every time.

As @TeeCeeJay says, they'll be referring to a 'C' (commercial) rated tyre.

Cheers guys, strange that ATS would let me input all van details when buying and then get to fit and raise issue? I feel reassured, what would a ‘van’ tyre be they are referring to then?

They might be worried because the tyres don't have C rating. But that just means commercial and good for Amazon delivery driver to smash up and down kerbs without worrying. Not going to invalidate your insurance without the C

Anyone had 255/55/18 on 40mm lowered susp. T30, T6.1 LWB? Any issues. Current set up is 255/45/R18