What tyres for Anglesey?

[spanner]

take both sets.

[Bealo]

Originally Posted by Nords

The back seat needs to go down. I have some tyre bags to keep them in, but I have found the best way is get 2 tyres in and upright on top of the back seat. Bring the third in between them and place the fourth in so you can shut the boot. Then move the 'third' one back and then bring the two upright ones gently down. The bags do help!

We need some pictures cause i didn't understand a bit of that LOL.....

[Radders]

Originally Posted by Bealo

We need some pictures cause i didn't understand a bit of that LOL.....

a full "how to fit four wheels in a csl" video please

[Curly]

just like nords say's takes two mins honest but you should be ok on cups its quite a safe track

[glendog74]

I have tried squeezing a set of wheels onto the back seat.

They fit - just!

I laid out an old sheet/towel around them to minimise marks and stood them upright - side by side. The 'tyre bags' idea sounds interesting though!

[Radders]

you can bet ur life if i fit the cups today it will piss it down all day, if i leave the PS2's on it will be a glorious day.

[Hazy]

fq me, I have a brand new set of cups waiting to go on for tomorrow, car is currently on Goodyear F1's (awesome in the wet) I dont have a spare set of wheels, could change to cups and take the F1s with me I guess??

[derek]

if you have a long chain and padlock , you can chain the spare wheels and trolley jack at track

[glendog74]

It's North Wales, it will no doubt rain...

Both of you stick to road tyres - comparable tyre performance - less fannying about!

[Radders]

we have gone for the cups.

last time we were there in the E36 M3 we ran full slicks all day and it was wet/damp drizzle. we were the quickest there and this has decided it.