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Michelin Tyres Offer @ Costco
Thought this might be of use to some of you.
Costco will be offering 20% off their Tyres at the end of October if buying 4. Better still, if your a premiere card holder this effectively jumps to 22%. As it stands their prices are as below. But these are likely to drop in October slightly. Fronts 235/35/19 PS2 are £243.90 PS Cups are £290-13 Rear 265/30/19 PS2 are £325.78 PS Cups are £373.04 Regards M5 Powered |
might take them up on that... £1060 for a set of cups :thumbs:.
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Yeah, they are the biggest purchaser of Michelin Tyres in the UK which is
why most local tyre places would slam the phone when I asked what other quotes I'd had. I will also be buying CUPS depending on how horrific my finances look post honeymoon. The bugger is I also need to buy a set of wheels to stick them on as well. Gulp!:smt045 Should have stuck'em on the wedding list, like the Snap-on Impact wrench:thumbs: Best M5 Powered |
Yup the best price but even so it's a lot of dough for something that last for 5 mins.
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road miles result in comparatively very litle wear to Cups. A new set of Cups should last over 5000 miles on the road if driven sensibly ;) now if you have stiffer suspension and adjustable camber plates a set of cups i reckon last between 4-7 (say 5) track days (depending front or back and what track and temperatures - and most of all how much care is taken by the driver not to overheat them) so if we generalise a little Cups wear on track say 5 x 100 miles = 500 miles / 5mm = 100 miles/mm on road you will do say 5000/5mm = 1000 miles/mm now as the chances are the front Cups will fail due to shoulder wear what difference does a 1000 road miles make and is i worth carting around a set of wheels damaging the inside of the car? (just to be clear the inside of mine is shagged) |
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I have been to the Ring 4 times this year - an 1100 mile round trip for me (from Somerset) - and that's not including any track miles... My average Ring trip ends up being around 2000 miles in total by the time i get home! :whistle: Had i worn the Cup tyres, they would have been shagged a couple of months earlier than they had done...! :banghead: If (like you) i lived centrally and conveniently close to several UK tracks then i would happily wear the Cups on road there and back to said UK tracks! I use Curly's soft and snuggly wheel bags to protect my precious red track rims and the car interior - no problems! :gayfight: |
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I have to agree with Rob, i much prefer to keep the cups for track only. The Falkens are more than good enough on the road as i drive like i'm driving Miss Daisy :whistle: most of the time. |
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