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Panda (Classic) Tyres on rims
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Panda (Classic) Tyres on rims
Down the road from me, bidding on them, hopefully cheap enough with at least two good tyres I hope will help Fizzle through the MOT and clean up later for winter tyres 
I may be wrong but they look like cinq steelies to me ?
I may be wrong but they look like cinq steelies to me ?
Down the road from me, bidding on them, hopefully cheap enough with at least two good tyres I hope will help Fizzle through the MOT and clean up later for winter tyres
I may be wrong but they look like cinq steelies to me ?
The seller is the guy who used to have the real Panda convertible.
Who was at last years Thoresby.
Was about to say I recognised the eBay user name.
Down the road from me, bidding on them, hopefully cheap enough with at least two good tyres I hope will help Fizzle through the MOT and clean up later for winter tyres
I may be wrong but they look like cinq steelies to me ?
Are those tyres the same size as what you already have?
Yes I'd say they're Cinq or Seicento, definately not Panda although they will fit.
They are 13's
the other numbers are slightly different, I prefer the style of these ones though, just need the inner trims like these.
They are 13's
the other numbers are slightly different,
I think you'll find the mot tester will want the 'other numbers' to match too John, you may get away with it if the pair on each axle at least match.
I think you'll find the mot tester will want the 'other numbers' to match too John, you may get away with it if the pair on each axle at least match.
As long as each axle has the same sized pair on it'll be fine.
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As long as each axle has the same sized pair on it'll be fine
And make sure you tell your insurer. Non standard or non matching sizes on the two axles will likely be used by them to turn down any claim, so best they are advised (should be no premium hike).
And make sure you tell your insurer. Non standard or non matching sizes on the two axles will likely be used by them to turn down any claim, so best they are advised (should be no premium hike).
No competition so a bargain!
I was wanting a set after I saw Kolza's @ Panday - so much so I took pictures
So pleased with the auction result
Just need the centres now - add up in cento section.
So pleased with the auction result
Just need the centres now - add up in cento section.
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I picked up the tyres last night
I also came away with a set of tinted glass for Fizzle and a couple of Haynes manuals
That's what's great about Panda folk, so generous!
2 tyres are nearly new so they will be fitted on the back axle to replace the cracked ones once they've had a quick going over with the wire brush and kurust. Fancy having some white steelies at some point, anyone got some spare dust caps for the middle bit that sticks through the wheel (my tech knowledge needs to learn the word for that!) ?
Bugger! despite getting from Bradford to York without incident, this morning I checked on Fizzle to find one of the pieces I had transported had exploded in the night. What a mess, I suppose he won't be getting tinted windows now too
I also came away with a set of tinted glass for Fizzle and a couple of Haynes manuals
That's what's great about Panda folk, so generous!
2 tyres are nearly new so they will be fitted on the back axle to replace the cracked ones once they've had a quick going over with the wire brush and kurust. Fancy having some white steelies at some point, anyone got some spare dust caps for the middle bit that sticks through the wheel (my tech knowledge needs to learn the word for that!) ?
Bugger! despite getting from Bradford to York without incident, this morning I checked on Fizzle to find one of the pieces I had transported had exploded in the night. What a mess, I suppose he won't be getting tinted windows now too
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Wire brush and Kurust will mess them up, try black shoe polish or tyre dressing.
