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I put the Goodyear Vectors on all 4 wheels around 4 or 5 weeks ago. The standard tyres, even though they'd only done 7500 miles, just lacked grip in colder, wetter conditions. Not unsafe, but they didn't fill me with confidence if grip was needed. The Goodyear tyres are excellent. Quieter on...

Its a bit of a minefield getting all the right numbers and letters. National Tyre have the Goodyear Vectors for £570 including a 15% discount. Think I'll book that instead. They all seem fairly similar, but they'll be a whole lot better than the originals on my MG4 ER.

So they are. Thanks. They only search by size on the registration number. Load rating not included.

Just jumping on this thread. If anyone has a Formula One Autocentre near them they seem to have a good deal on the Michelin CC2s. I'm thinking of getting these fitted this Saturday as it seems a good deal at £590.

Given the car's ability to shift, I don't drive to any extremes. Mostly urban driving at 30mph or less. I'm trying to work out whether the dealer has it wrong on the % wear or the tyres really do wear out fast.

Yes, mine are the Chinese Bridgestones.

Exactly this. I've no idea what tread depth I started with and I guess that goes for the dealer too. However, if I'm to believe the report on the tyres given at the service then I won't get 8000 miles out of them.

I'm simply quoting the Stoneacre report. I've no reason to believe it to be correct or incorrect. I'm on here to see what others think. Tyre report from the service is attached.

This is definitely something Im looking into. My ER MG4 was in for its first service today. It's only done 3500 miles in 12 months. Mostly town driving. I do not drive like a loon. However, I was pretty shocked to get tyre wear at 40 to 50%. The rears worse than the fronts and have 4.5mm on both...

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