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Tyres again
#1

https://www.giga-tyres.co.uk/search?vehi...ridgestone


Looking at prices for bt023  and the above webpage has multiple prices/variants of the bt023 at the specified size. 
Do any of you know the difference other than price; surely a bt023 is one thing  that is a bt023?
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(17-04-18, 04:43 PM)midden link Wrote: https://www.giga-tyres.co.uk/search?vehi...ridgestone


Looking at prices for bt023  and the above webpage has multiple prices/variants of the bt023 at the specified size. 
Do any of you know the difference other than price; surely a bt023 is one thing  that is a bt023?
I came across this when I was looking and its to with the delivery times - 24h /48h -3 to 5days would be the cheapest 
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#3
Ah it's that simple    :groan  cheers Fazersharp  Smile
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#4
Make sure you get the right size for starters!


https://www.oponeo.co.uk/moto-tyre-finde...cT8pPLEiRf
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#5
How does that work Gents? I'll assume you don't have the tyre fitting gear at home.  :lol
How much would a local firm charge to fit and balance for you on a free wheel for example.
Could some smaller independent places be a bit funny with you asking for fitment as you've robbed them of commission on a tyre sale.
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#6
My local charges me £10 a wheel..and he's happy to do them. Others may have cheaper.
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(18-04-18, 08:50 AM)dickturpin link Wrote: My local charges me £10 a wheel..and he's happy to do them. Others may have cheaper.


:eek  wow looks like I've been missing a trick with my tyre buying!
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(18-04-18, 08:53 AM)celticdog link Wrote: [quote author=dickturpin link=topic=24027.msg278615#msg278615 date=1524037857]
My local charges me £10 a wheel..and he's happy to do them. Others may have cheaper.


:eek  wow looks like I've been missing a trick with my tyre buying!
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My local dedicated bike tyre fitter/supplier was happy to ride in fit at £35 a wheel or £15 each if I take off my wheels and bring him them loose.
I ended up buying from Wheelhouse tyres near Birmingham who had a free fitting offer on a pair I brought metzelers but the receipt said "Prelli fit offer" 

Yes Darrsi is right you linked to the wrong size the rear should be 160/60 and your link was to 180
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(18-04-18, 08:44 AM)celticdog link Wrote: How does that work Gents? I'll assume you don't have the tyre fitting gear at home.  :lol
How much would a local firm charge to fit and balance for you on a free wheel for example.
Could some smaller independent places be a bit funny with you asking for fitment as you've robbed them of commission on a tyre sale.


Varies £10-£15 per tyre for me, but i still save about £40 or more compared to if i rode into a shop to buy a tyre and have fitted.
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