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Offline fredgroves

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Re: Bridgestones - what's actually wrong with them?
« Reply #40 on: 05 March 2017, 10:10 »
Ok, so after yet another Bridgestone thread are we done on this subject?

Is there actually anyone who won't accept a bad word about them on a Mk7? I mean F1 used Bridgestones didn't they ;-)
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Re: Bridgestones - what's actually wrong with them?
« Reply #41 on: 05 March 2017, 10:28 »
I don't have the issue with excessive tyre noise that other members complain about but I've not experienced driving a Golf with any other make of tyre.
For the type of driving I do, they are absolutely fine 99% of the time, so I won't be wasting £400 changing them any time soon.
My car is almost 12 months old and I have only done 3750 miles so I think I will have these tyres for another 10 years :laugh:

If I was changing them I imagine I would be buying PS4's .
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Re: Bridgestones - what's actually wrong with them?
« Reply #42 on: 05 March 2017, 12:02 »
Ok, so after yet another Bridgestone thread are we done on this subject?

Is there actually anyone who won't accept a bad word about them on a Mk7? I mean F1 used Bridgestones didn't they ;-)

What has bridgestone making tyres for F1 in the past got to do with it?
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