laurencemchenry

Try getting a data only sim, phone number for car not required connect own phone via WiFi/Bluetooth, then make use of cars data when out and about first

Currently using Bridgestone a005 no issues, about to replace/rotate two

Bridgestone a005

I am going down similar lines went to my local tyre fitter looking at putting on continental allseasoncontact but he recommended not to as the speed rating was out as well as tyre size, said this could pose a problem in the case of an accident with insurance company. Spoke to continental as well who also gave same advice. Now looking at michelin cross plus on rear and Goodyear vector 4 on front to try both.

Sorry I'm out, initially guessed around 15kg mark and was quoted £100, but at nearer 20 gets to expensive.

Any joy on wheel/rim weight.

Would be interested, just need a weight for one wheel tyre in order to get accurate postage costs for courier pickup.

Any idea on how much to ship to n.ireland would be interested.

Probably already covered but I've a 2017, 2.0 4×4 190 diesel superb combi on 18" rims asked about steel rims at dealer and they said check your spare for size, did this and it's also 18" so now presume that's the smallest I can go. Any ideas? ?.

Have been noticing alot of rear spray coming up onto rear window when it's either raining or the roads wet anyone else seen this?, I've got std mud flaps fitted. Had thought about trying a subaru aid they had for wind resistance along the top of the rear lid basically a row of small fins. Any other ideas.

Topped of car this morning touch over 6ltr adblue £4

Update to my last post turns out the maxol only sell to maxol card holders and the nicholl oil pump was actually kerosene (first saw from roadside), so it looks like the only pump is at the airport.

As per usual when your not looking for something, have found another 3 potential adblue sites. Num 1:- new petrol station at the international airport, 2:- maxol station in antrim at the roundabout, and 3:- the nicholl petrol station again in antrim at the junction 1 site. Airport site was 65.5p per litre, much cheaper than buying in a bottle.

As stated does anybody know where to buy adblue by pump rather than the expensive way in containers.

Does it really matter, looking at a set of rims 18" × 8, 5 stud 112 but the offset is 47 not 44 is it really going to be a problem. If so any ideas what the biggest limit difference is.