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Model specific boards => Golf mk7 => Topic started by: Watts on 02 March 2017, 18:36
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Just got a quote online and Costco are doing £80 off if buying 4 Eagle F1s - so all in with fitting for 19s was £428! Shame as I'm not quite ready to change yet but thought this might be of interest to others. It was £40 off if buying 2.
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That is a v good deal, Black Circles want over £500 for same tyres.
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Just got a quote online and Costco are doing £80 off if buying 4 Eagle F1s - so all in with fitting for 19s was £428! Shame as I'm not quite ready to change yet but thought this might be of interest to others. It was £40 off if buying 2.
When will you be ready as you can buy them now and they fit them later?
Its either 6 months or a year. I can't quite remember.
They must be branching out.
It was only Michelin they sold for years then I seen Bridgestone had sneaked in, now Goodyear.
All good for the customer though.
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When I had my TT, the cheapest place for tyres believe it or not was my local Audi dealer. They would price match any local tyre dealers within a 10 mile radius, and there quite a few within that area, and before you say it, they were cheaper than on-line prices as well but I have always found online prices in my case dear anyway, especially if you want a particular brand of tyre.
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I ordered 2 18" Goodyear tyres for the A6 last weekend and took advantage of the offer for Costco members - they get fitted this Sunday
Camskill was going to be £232 for the pair plus a fitting charge locally - Costco are £215 all fitted for the same two tyres
Costco website offer on Goodyear tyres
18" - £35 discount on a pair, and £70 off four tyres
19" - £40 discount on a pair, and £80 off four tyres
20" - £45 discount on a pair, and £90 off four tyres
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I have just had 2 Goodyear eagle AS 3's fitted to mine from F1 autocentre who are doing a special. £82.30 a tyre.
Just done a 360 mile round trip on them today and seem ok. Not pushed yet to see if they are like the Continental 5's I had but a lot cheaper
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Costco seem to be really branching out on tyres after starting to sell Bridgestones last year, and now Goodyears in addition to the Michelins they have always done.