Depends really on whether you suffer from high blood pressure (he says from experience )

Caveat emptor, I'm afraid.

The tyres are a consumable and are one of the easiest things for a potential buyer to check. The garage probably expected you to notice & haggle for a deal with replacement tyres included.

As you honestly accept you should have known better, 1) put it down to experience, & 2) consider yourself in the *fortunate* position of now being able to chose 4 nice matching all season tyres - unfortunate buyers of new cars have to wait ages before they get the chance to fit their tyres of choice.

Edited 16 April, 201313 yr by Skoda Al Coda

I've sent a email (again with the photos) to the main office of the car garage chain. See what happens. Worth a last try Their "what makes us different" patter on their website waxes lyrical on all the checks and inspections their cars get; including tyres, brakes and wheels explicitly:

"Plus, rest assured, if any refurbishment or replacement is needed (for example brake discs and pads, tyres, etc) all work will be done before you get behind the wheel for a test drive."

I think there's some rule about not naming the dealer/garage right?

So, ive looked on black circles. Braced myself. What's the tyre of choice for a yeti? I'm not spending £140 each on the dunlops that are currently on that's for sure!

So, ive looked on black circles. Braced myself. What's the tyre of choice for a yeti? I'm not spending £140 each on the dunlops that are currently on that's for sure!

Why not? You know they'll last.

Why not try tyremen.co.UK they usually have a good selection at sensible prices.

Guy.

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