Wheel Covers - who Bothers?
- Thread starter Nigel L
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If you want something purely to prevent disk corrosion then you could try atom mac
Often these cars will have been trailered and never see the road. I knew one fella with an RS1600i, who had the original wheels with its Dunlop D4 tyres for shows and a set of RS Turbo wheels with new tyres on for the few mile the car did on the road.
Lewis Hamilton has some heated covers he could pass over. Keeps the tyres nice and snug as a bug in a rug. Much better than common rain covers.
Think they fit between 27-29 inch overall.
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Proportionate to his egoThink his tyres are a bit wider than those on the van
Without a doubt! I won’t deny that. I was quite a fan particularly in his Vodafone Mercedes days!
So, cambelt every four years (according to those who profit from cambelt changes), brake fluid every two years (according to those who profit from brake fluid changes), now tyres every four years......excuse me if I guess who recommends that.
How can it be sensible to run one of these as an occasional use vehicle, better to hire a camper when you want one, if you're doing a few thousand miles a year they are very expensive miles!!!
I use my T6 every day, so my tyres will not be on for four years, but we know this only happens in Rip Off UK, no other countries do this!
How can it be sensible to run one of these as an occasional use vehicle, better to hire a camper when you want one, if you're doing a few thousand miles a year they are very expensive miles!!!
I use my T6 every day, so my tyres will not be on for four years, but we know this only happens in Rip Off UK, no other countries do this!
Different folks, different strokes!So, cambelt every four years (according to those who profit from cambelt changes), brake fluid every two years (according to those who profit from brake fluid changes), now tyres every four years......excuse me if I guess who recommends that.
How can it be sensible to run one of these as an occasional use vehicle, better to hire a camper when you want one, if you're doing a few thousand miles a year they are very expensive miles!!!
I use my T6 every day, so my tyres will not be on for four years, but we know this only happens in Rip Off UK, no other countries do this!
We have a T6 California as our everyday family car
Just oil the discs.
I generally ditch tyres at 5-6 years old. Key is rotation so they wear evenly.
Ian
Ian
