(T) Winter tyres

wrightyy · 17-10-2013

Originally Posted by Ziggy122

I use the same bolts for my alloys as I do on steelies.....
No problems tho....

Thats exactly what I wanted to hear @Ziggy122 thanks

AndyRKett · 17-10-2013

Originally Posted by Ziggy122

I use the same bolts for my alloys as I do on steelies.....
No problems tho....

Ziggy

I'll second that I bought some wheel nuts for 'alloys' and they were exactly the same as what was on the car

dave · 17-10-2013

Originally Posted by Ziggy122

I use the same bolts for my alloys as I do on steelies.....
No problems tho....

Ziggy

have you looked inside rear drums and made sure self adjuster hasn't been mashed up?

fingers99 · 17-10-2013

Originally Posted by dave

have you looked inside rear drums and made sure self adjuster hasn't been mashed up?

Do check. I've seen this mashing on Centos.

Ziggy122 · 18-10-2013

Originally Posted by fingers99

Do check. I've seen this mashing on Centos.

The only mashed up part is when i didnt rehook the bottom of the shoes and it ate part of the centre hub to no ill effect....

Now
Either im a lucky sod
The bolts are only just catching on 1 set of wheels
or magic trolls are afoot!

Didnt have any issues with the steel wheels and bolts last year on steelies tho?

Ziggy

wrightyy · 18-10-2013

Do the snowtrac 3's have the snow flake 3 peak mountain symbol?

Most Easterly Pandas · 18-10-2013

Originally Posted by wrightyy

Do the snowtrac 3's have the snow flake 3 peak mountain symbol?

Yes, they're a full on proper winter tyre, you'll smell it as well

dave · 15-11-2013

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so http://www.camskill.co.uk/products.php?show=97629

not sure why the standard steel 14" mk2 wheels ive got say ET 35 though

fingers99 · 15-11-2013

Originally Posted by dave

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so http://www.camskill.co.uk/products.php?show=97629

not sure why the standard steel 14" mk2 wheels ive got say ET 35 though

2nd column, 2nd line -- 5 1/.2 J 35ET.

Can't see FIAT stamping the wrong ET on the wheels, even on a really bad day!

wrightyy · 03-12-2013

Just to update this for anyone who is considering getting a winter setup.

Tyres - £175
Steel wheels - £30
Fitting of winter tyres - £40 (Balancing, new valves and disposal of old tyres included)
2 Cans of spray paint - £16

Total - £261

Wrightyy

Ziggy122 · 03-12-2013

what i have to smile about is the fact the 1.2 8v has to have V Speed rated tyres....

When T is more then enough.... Weird how alloys make things more expensive...

Ziggy

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wrightyy I drive a funny red box Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Yorkshire Posts: 857 Thanks: 29 Trader Rating: 0	Re: Winter tyres Originally Posted by Ziggy122 I use the same bolts for my alloys as I do on steelies..... No problems tho.... Thats exactly what I wanted to hear @Ziggy122 thanks __________________ Instagram: _WRIGHTYY
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AndyRKett Get Your Own Title Join Date: May 2011 Location: Norfolk UK Posts: 9,728 Thanks: 443 Blog Entries: 8 Trader Rating: 0	Re: Winter tyres Originally Posted by Ziggy122 I use the same bolts for my alloys as I do on steelies..... No problems tho.... Ziggy I'll second that I bought some wheel nuts for 'alloys' and they were exactly the same as what was on the car homeward, wrightyy liked this post __________________ Maker and voice behind the YouTube channel PuntoHowTo 10k subscribers can’t be wrong And now the owner of a shiny new PuntoHowTo Drivetribe
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dave Get Your Own Title Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Essex/Suffolk border Posts: 82,454 Thanks: 1458 Trader Rating: 10	Re: Winter tyres Originally Posted by Ziggy122 I use the same bolts for my alloys as I do on steelies..... No problems tho.... Ziggy have you looked inside rear drums and made sure self adjuster hasn't been mashed up? __________________ www.organdonation.nhs.uk
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fingers99 Get Your Own Title Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Liverpool Posts: 27,676 Thanks: 1226 Blog Entries: 3 Trader Rating: 5	Re: Winter tyres Originally Posted by dave have you looked inside rear drums and made sure self adjuster hasn't been mashed up? Do check. I've seen this mashing on Centos. __________________ M12 fund £20
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Ziggy122 Get Your Own Title Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 16,588 Thanks: 912 Trader Rating: 0	Re: Winter tyres Originally Posted by fingers99 Do check. I've seen this mashing on Centos. The only mashed up part is when i didnt rehook the bottom of the shoes and it ate part of the centre hub to no ill effect.... Now Either im a lucky sod The bolts are only just catching on 1 set of wheels or magic trolls are afoot! Didnt have any issues with the steel wheels and bolts last year on steelies tho? Ziggy __________________ !!WANTED!! 3dr Mk2 Punto Roof Bars !!WANTED!! Meet Bumble-Bee
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wrightyy I drive a funny red box Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Yorkshire Posts: 857 Thanks: 29 Trader Rating: 0	Re: Winter tyres Do the snowtrac 3's have the snow flake 3 peak mountain symbol? __________________ Instagram: _WRIGHTYY
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Most Easterly Pandas Speed Reader of the Year! Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Norwich, Norfolk Posts: 39,314 Thanks: 1231 Trader Rating: 2	Re: Winter tyres Originally Posted by wrightyy Do the snowtrac 3's have the snow flake 3 peak mountain symbol? Yes, they're a full on proper winter tyre, you'll smell it as well wrightyy thanked for this post __________________ Most Easterly Panda's - Panda'ing in East Anglia Stockest of mk2 Panda Parts, PM for any parts requests 1993 Classic Panda Selecta, 1989 Panda 750L, 2015 Kia Soul EV, 2009 Panda Eleganza & 2005 Panda Climbing 4x4 (LPG)
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dave Get Your Own Title Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Essex/Suffolk border Posts: 82,454 Thanks: 1458 Trader Rating: 10	Re: Winter tyres so http://www.camskill.co.uk/products.php?show=97629 not sure why the standard steel 14" mk2 wheels ive got say ET 35 though __________________ www.organdonation.nhs.uk Last edited by dave; 15-11-2013 at 00:10.
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wrightyy I drive a funny red box Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Yorkshire Posts: 857 Thanks: 29 Trader Rating: 0	Re: Winter tyres Just to update this for anyone who is considering getting a winter setup. Tyres - £175 Steel wheels - £30 Fitting of winter tyres - £40 (Balancing, new valves and disposal of old tyres included) 2 Cans of spray paint - £16 Total - £261 Wrightyy __________________ Instagram: _WRIGHTYY
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Ziggy122 Get Your Own Title Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 16,588 Thanks: 912 Trader Rating: 0	Re: Winter tyres what i have to smile about is the fact the 1.2 8v has to have V Speed rated tyres.... When T is more then enough.... Weird how alloys make things more expensive... Ziggy __________________ !!WANTED!! 3dr Mk2 Punto Roof Bars !!WANTED!! Meet Bumble-Bee
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