Continental Sports contact 7’s
- Thread starter True-Blue
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True-Blue said:B21 said:Yup that’s a great price…and I’ll offer your money back if you are not gob smacked at the feel and ride
Roll on Wednesday… first day out on decent wheels, quality tires and a decent suspension set up
Must be time to get a new car..can I interest you in a 35is with a few light mods?
B21 said:True-Blue said:B21 said:Yup that’s a great price…and I’ll offer your money back if you are not gob smacked at the feel and ride
Roll on Wednesday… first day out on decent wheels, quality tires and a decent suspension set up
Must be time to get a new car..can I interest you in a 35is with a few light mods?
That’s a good price fitted. I was £650 ish but that was 255 & 275.
They’re great tyres
They’re great tyres
Finland
Bought a set of 245/35R20 & 275/30R20 SC7s for my daily, replacing Dunlop SPM runflats which were heavy, but quite nice as well. For the Contis at this size, 1200€ is eyewatering, but Contis tend to age well and last long. The daily is still on winter tyres but looking forward to try them in a week or so.
Looks a really good price, although I see you’ve gone for a 35 profile front and rear… my 7s get fitted next Wednesday and look forward to Peter’s ‘gob smacked’ results and the potential of his generous warranty terms for my £750 outlay (that’s with £10% disc from KwikFit, although they’re getting fitted by Tyre Pros and comes with free alignment). Having OEM 225/35 & 255/30
B21 said:True-Blue said:Well, first chance to get out on these this evening and…..
Very impressed indeed
So no refund required ?
Thankfully… no, although it would have been interesting to see what your guarantee department claim processing is like
jenniferlouise said:
Yes I’ve used the 255/35/19 rear option a couple of times now. Improved ride quality, better protection for the rim, no issues with DSC and tends to be a cost effective tire size
The 641M’s are 8.5J fronts and 9J rears, so 235/35 and 255/35 work nicely.
I’m on Bilstein B12’s with the SC7’s and the ride is almost cosseting compared to the previous adaptive set up on 18’’ run flats
'almost cosseting' - I think I would go further.
It's just moved from 'unnaceptable bag of nails that exposes everything bad about less than perfect road surfaces' - with decent tyres I would describe is as 'ok'.
It's nothing like the comfort level you would see from a base level BMW 3 series, but considering what we are comparing it to, it's much better.
It's just moved from 'unnaceptable bag of nails that exposes everything bad about less than perfect road surfaces' - with decent tyres I would describe is as 'ok'.
It's nothing like the comfort level you would see from a base level BMW 3 series, but considering what we are comparing it to, it's much better.
True-Blue said:B21 said:True-Blue said:Well, first chance to get out on these this evening and…..
Very impressed indeed
So no refund required ?
Thankfully… no, although it would have been interesting to see what your guarantee department claim processing is like
We offer an unlimited mileage warranty..including re-fitting your tyre of choice...Nanking, Chaoyang ,Geostar, Triangle, Goodride , Westlake Tires, Acceler, Compass , Telluride, Unicorn.
Complimentary G+T served
Korean Comfort Women supplied
How that's for customer service?
B21 said:True-Blue said:B21 said:So no refund required ?
Thankfully… no, although it would have been interesting to see what your guarantee department claim processing is like
We offer an unlimited mileage warranty..including re-fitting your tyre of choice...Nanking, Chaoyang ,Geostar, Triangle, Goodride , Westlake Tires, Acceler, Compass , Telluride, Unicorn.
Complimentary G+T served
Korean Comfort Women supplied
How that's for customer service?
Probably unmatchable…. I would imagine :winner:
I agree kozak, those wheels do look good on your car. Be careful if that stone in the rear tread tho, could fly out and cause a nasty injury