If anybody prefers the Michelin PR4 GT tyre them motoblouz.co.uk are doing them for £84.86 front and £123.18 rear although the rear is unavailable until 10th Nov.
That's the best prices I can find after over an hours research all over the Web and I remember Debs purchasing some from them last year.
I have ordered a front as there in stock and will probably get a rear next month, don't need them right now but it won't be long what with my motorway riding.
Alan
I also bought a set from them back in May/June, thanks to Debs' recommendation.
As you say, I've never seen them cheaper anywhere else.
Cheers
Paul B.
That's a good price Alan
I paid 264.00 for a pair fitted and balanced in June this year
Have you tried these. £119 i think in stock https://www.tyreleader.co.uk/motorbike-tyres-150-70-17/?m%5B5%5D=on
Quote from: wildybeast on October 28, 2016, 02:51:51 PM
Have you tried these. £119 i think in stock https://www.tyreleader.co.uk/motorbike-tyres-150-70-17/?m%5B5%5D=on
. Wrong size , for gtr
Oooooooouch 😟😟 i just paid 160 for a rear gt pr4 and I took it off the bike outside the tyre shop. Thats smarts a bit now😟😟😟 i guess online is the way to go nowadays. Do the tyre shops get the hump when you roll in with a wheel and tyre and ask just to fit it. Seems like a liberty you know
Quote from: Macskwak on October 29, 2016, 09:14:08 AM
Oooooooouch 😟😟 i just paid 160 for a rear gt pr4 and I took it off the bike outside the tyre shop. Thats smarts a bit now😟😟😟 i guess online is the way to go nowadays. Do the tyre shops get the hump when you roll in with a wheel and tyre and ask just to fit it. Seems like a liberty you know
good question mack.
I used to use a local tyre fitter who simply would not fit tyres unless he had supplied them, which seemed a bit unfair, however his supply and fit prices were competitive and his work quality was very good, so I stumped up :yes:
Its better to check first
I have two mates who both own garage services, I can use either depending on there workload, I look after there computers they allow me to use there equipment, works for me.
Alan
Ah know we all like to save a few bob (being part jock no one more than me lol ).
But try and do some sort of deal with ya local bike shop .. coz if we don't support their business they might not survive ..and it would be a bugger haveing to travel another 20 30 miles when you do need work doodin .
If ya use the dealer regular most of em will cut prices for ya .
Just sayin like :smiley:
Quote from: Wookie on October 29, 2016, 12:34:47 PM
Ah know we all like to save a few bob (being part jock no one more than me lol ).
But try and do some sort of deal with ya local bike shop .. coz if we don't support their business they might not survive ..and it would be a bugger haveing to travel another 20 30 miles when you do need work doodin .
If ya use the dealer regular most of em will cut prices for ya .
Just sayin like :smiley:
yep, use 'em or lose 'em.
My local tyre fitter is literally half a mile from our gaff :yes:
I will call round my local dealers to see who has the best deal and i always take loose wheels, although more often than not my own town bike shop has the most favourable deal all things considered.
An update on suppliers and prices, Tyreleader.co.uk whom I suspect are out of the UK as you pay in Euro's but who have a good reputation are selling the rear PR4GT inc postage for £114.89 so I just purchased one using my credit card.
Let's hope all is well.
Alan
Quote from: BigAlan on October 29, 2016, 09:11:41 PM
An update on suppliers and prices, Tyreleader.co.uk whom I suspect are out of the UK as you pay in Euro's but who have a good reputation are selling the rear PR4GT inc postage for £114.89 so I just purchased one using my credit card.
Let's hope all is well.
Alan
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Ooooooooo really sick now 😒😒😒