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I always use them Richie, and always get them fitted at Team Valley. There's no hanging around either because they take the car in as soon as you turn up, the service is spot on.

I once made the mistake of letting KwikFit at Durham change tyres, biggest mistake ever, their balancing machines are total sh*te, took them 4 goes and still didn't get it right. Went to Tyre Spot at the Valley, bang on first time.
 
I always use them Richie, and always get them fitted at Team Valley. There's no hanging around either because they take the car in as soon as you turn up, the service is spot on.

I once made the mistake of letting KwikFit at Durham change tyres, biggest mistake ever, their balancing machines are total sh*te, took them 4 goes and still didn't get it right. Went to Tyre Spot at the Valley, bang on first time.

Lol what do you expect, it was kwikfit after all!!

I think I'll order some when I get paid. When you've had new tyres put on, do you feel much of a difference? This is the first car I've owned that is actually decent haha, so I have never really been able to tell the difference!
 
im running eagle f1 assy 2s on mine.32 in all mine and the tyres seem bang on done 5k on them in last 6 weeks
 
Lol what do you expect, it was kwikfit after all!!

I think I'll order some when I get paid. When you've had new tyres put on, do you feel much of a difference? This is the first car I've owned that is actually decent haha, so I have never really been able to tell the difference!

Depends on how worn yours are at the time of changing. It will almost certainly feel lighter on it's feet with a lighter more precise steering feel if you put them on the front, they will also be a tad quieter. The real difference is the car won't tram line any more as worn low profile tyres tend to do.
 
Depends on how worn yours are at the time of changing. It will almost certainly feel lighter on it's feet with a lighter more precise steering feel if you put them on the front, they will also be a tad quieter. The real difference is the car won't tram line any more as worn low profile tyres tend to do.

Aaaah right nice one. Really need 2 new front ones, hopefully they'll give me a bit more grip! The previous owner was a bit of a numpty and had all the tyres mis-matched [:@]

(to be fair, I didn't notice at the time when I got the car, so it's partially my own fault haha)