Citigorunner

A set of Sumitomo WT200 175/65 R14 T(82) winter tyres is offered for sale. Only reason is that following an upgrade in my Citigo from Greentech to Monte Carlo, the alloys on the latter model are 10mm wider therefore the current tyres can't be fitted securely and safety. I have used them only 5 per 12 months in the last 2 years hence plenty of tread on all four tyres in the pictures. They were bought from Blackcircles.com I'm looking for £120 or nearest offer for the set.

Hi all, this is my Citigo Monte Carlo 2016 build, which I collected a week ago. It had 31,000 miles on the odometer. It replaced a white 2013 Citigo Greentech which I put about 6,000 miles on it. The 1" bigger alloys certainly made the difference in its ride. I am very pleased with it so far, and I hope to keep it as long as I can. I have a few body modifications in mind for it.

Who is this referring to? If me, there were quite sooty and coked. Not surprising given they lasted 30,000 miles. Or 58,000 miles because there are no dealer stamps in the service record book between 0 miles and 55,604 miles. Put it another way, no service records between delivery day in September 2012 and handover to latest owner (me) in November 2021.

I have sent a PM to the member local to me in the West Midlands. Anyone else in the West Midlands who could assist with a VCDS? Thanks. Citigorunner

Interesting topic. I have a 2012 build Greentech 3 door, bought at 55,604 miles. Registered 5th September 2012. I checked the maintenance records and it appears that it never had its spark plugs changed at all. First entry in the record book was on 20th August 2016. I just wonder whether service packs, both interim and full, were available at all? My mate changed the plugs last Friday with car having done 59,112 miles. The 3 plugs were £21 total (after GSF discount) and cost of labour (he spent an hour and 15 minutes, as the coil packs were hard to pull out) was lunch at the local Beefeater. No way I would pay dealer prices as car is out of warranty. My mate commented the Citigo is cheap and easy to work on. By the way, the Skoda is my daily runner as I have an Abarth for weekends and events. Great forum, I am finding this a valuable resource.

Following this thread; I have the same issue in my 2012 build.