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Model specific boards => Golf mk7 => Topic started by: linc-dub on 11 March 2014, 12:03
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I'm running my first set of winter tyres on a second set of BBS alloys. They seem to have performed well - when is the time to change back to normal tyres - do people go by a set date or according to the season?
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Did it at the weekend. The cut off point should be around 8 degrees. It was that this morning here in London.
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For you guys further south Id day you could probably start to change them now/soon!
As DoguL said the cut off is around 8 degrees
Up here in NI, I wouldn't be changing for a while yet as it was -1 this morning during the commute! :sick:
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I'll probable change mine next week as I'm planning to spend some time giving it it's post winter decontamination. It will be nice to put its shiny, original wheels back on when it's all nice and clean.
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Lol - its hardly dropped below 8 degrees here in the south all winter! It was 20c on Sunday!
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Anywhere north of London is not "South' in my book lol.
Temperatures further South have often been below 7c over the winter with the 4c pinger sounding off on my commutes & daily travels.
Mind you I have just this week put the winter wheels back into store (black steels).
Nice to see the alloys back on again.
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Was there a need to put winter tyres on this year?.... :whistle:
I'll get me coat... :rolleyes:
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I usually stick to the old rule October to Easter :)
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Also depends on the time of day you drive - the 8 degree days I mentioned can easily be less than half that early morning (but I rarely drive then).