tyres......

998 EFI 1997

size is: 155-R12... C for commercial

where do you lot get yours?
i am after cheap as chips TBH, even part worns will do.

I got all mine from the scrapyard.
Cheaper than chips!
Some on the Bay, but not as cheap :-
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/DAIHATSU-HIJET-TYRE-RIMS-/250969021764?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item3a6eeb5d44#ht_500wt_1202

TBH I dont bother with commercial tyres on mine, 155/65/13's on mine, again, scrappy specials.

Theres a place in Norwich(your pretty local right?) got some on the rims, he'll probably do them for £10-15 each i'd have thought with the rim or fitted to yours. Its C.W Cuff.

i do put a load in my jet now and then, so need to stick to the C type tyres.

got a place in red lodge that apparently 2nds tyres.. will give them a call tomorrow.
pity the ebay link isnt a set. or id buy them.

leopard_pagan wrote:i do put a load in my jet now and then, so need to stick to the C type tyres..

Why? 600kg load is the equivalent of a car with 5 fatties in it I recently had 34 boxes of floor tiles at 25kg each in mine on car tyres

Isn't it possible that an insurance company could refuse to pay out if you have 4-ply instead of 6-ply tyres fitted?

Yes the insurance can refuse to pay as vehicle is not road legal as the incorrect tyre is fitted same as fitting alloys with low profile tyres if you don't declare it as a modification, my brother in law and his wife both work(ed) for car insurance firms.

same goes for bikes.. my bike has to have H rated tyres (400cc 130mph max), if i were to fit any other rated tyres, my insurance is void if i have an accident.

I think I got mine from ATS...

6 or 8 ply (cant remember which....I sold the wheels and tyres :p)...

but they worked out at just under £50 each fitted with new valves and balancing....