peter026

Had this happen on a Pug twas near side rear and a Dunlop, was replaced FOC

So, by carrying a lot of weight in the back of, say my Hilux Surf, it dramatically alters the DI and therefore the handling somewhat. I find all this DI and geometry fascinating. Before joining this forum, a vehicle to me was a piece of metal resting on four bits of rubber.

Got a M&S winter car kit from my daughter, and a set of brake pads for the Surf, and I had to pay for them.

Never ever used remoulds for that very reason..............Just noticed all those new smileys

One of my clients had K15SME, Years ago............No I didn't, she was twice my size

Congratulations Barrie.........on your promotion Now the only way is down

I haven't got it either so I use photobucket to post images

They look like Lego wheels

Tony set me up

I like Nice find Jase

My local tyre place said no when I asked about them, plus they are pricey for what they are

The letters after my name

I second this

Gee, thanks Tony, all these snippets of info will make me look at tyre fitters in a new light, and to make sure that they do their job correctly. I gave my car 4 new Pilots for Christmas, and find them quieter than the Bridgestones, with no less grip

When she arrives, Tony, point her in the direction of LOC and this forum Ah, your fame is spreading.