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		Thread: Best wet weather tyres Post: RE: Best wet weather tyres Not brand related but if your looking for somewhere to buy the tyres then I recommend these: Mytyres.co.uk	Hughzie	B9 Second Generation	6	3,965	24-08-2015, 06:25 AM
		Thread: Best wet weather tyres Post: RE: Best wet weather tyres I've heard good things about Michelin "CrossClimate" tyres, and may try some the next time I buy tyres. They are supposedly very quiet running, and are supposed to have excellent grip in Winter AND in...	CourierJim	B9 Second Generation	6	3,965	23-08-2015, 06:46 AM
		Thread: Best wet weather tyres Post: RE: Best wet weather tyres I find Uniroyal are good in the wet	ron	B9 Second Generation	6	3,965	23-08-2015, 06:45 AM
		Thread: Best wet weather tyres Post: RE: Best wet weather tyres Falkan ze 914	Jed Clampit	B9 Second Generation	6	3,965	23-08-2015, 06:45 AM
		Thread: Best wet weather tyres Post: RE: Best wet weather tyres I like you Solent run on Avons.Never had any adhesion problems in the wet ,and they are a good price too.	bikergraham	B9 Second Generation	6	3,965	22-08-2015, 04:19 PM
		Thread: Best wet weather tyres Post: RE: Best wet weather tyres I've been running Avon ZV5 tyres since the original Michelins wore out. I can't say they are specific rain tyres but having used them through two winters I am pleased with the grip and handling. http...	Solent	B9 Second Generation	6	3,965	22-08-2015, 06:31 AM
		Thread: A cup holder you can use at last Post: RE: A cup holder you can use at last Like the correct use of the word 'binnacle', if not the choice of coffee supplier. Grammar IS important. Vicar.:study:	vicars	Tuning and Styling	15	20,230	07-08-2015, 07:03 AM
		Thread: Cubby clips Post: RE: Cubby clips I think they are for putting your peage (toll) tickets safe when on the French autoroutes. If you lose them, they charge you the earth when you leave the autoroute. It is a French car, after all.	tezzerh	B9 Second Generation	2	2,309	07-08-2015, 06:55 AM
		Thread: Cubby clips Post: RE: Cubby clips Often wondered this myself.  The one on the left fits credit cards (although I wouldn't dream of leaving mine there) and the other one might be some kind of document clip. These are just my guesses -...	MarkT	B9 Second Generation	2	2,309	07-08-2015, 06:55 AM
		Thread: Removing trim 'christmas trees' without breaking Post: RE: Removing trim 'christmas trees' without breaki... This tip will help a lot of people great work :thumbsup::salut:	Jed Clampit	Member Submitted Tutorials & How To's	8	7,565	06-08-2015, 06:59 AM
		Thread: EGS6 automatic gearbox Post: RE: EGS6 automatic gearbox Think the hill assist mixes things up too.	taxi	B9 Second Generation	5	3,937	03-07-2014, 06:46 PM
		Thread: EGS6 automatic gearbox Post: RE: EGS6 automatic gearbox Used one as taxi for 30 months, best to change down to first using paddles in certain circumstances...I got ecu update which seemed to help gearbox/clutch....although it seems weak when reversing up s...	taxi	B9 Second Generation	5	3,937	03-07-2014, 07:18 AM
		Thread: Hello from Northern Ireland Post: RE: Hello from Northern Ireland Hi & welcome.Enjoy your new found freedom.:wave::thumbsup:	ron	Introductions	2	1,518	02-07-2014, 06:34 PM
		Thread: Hello from Northern Ireland Post: RE: Hello from Northern Ireland Hello Mankie welcome to the forum good to have you with us happy camping pics are a must when it's done :thumbsup:	Jed Clampit	Introductions	2	1,518	02-07-2014, 06:34 PM