Michelin Pilot Supersports

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FR08MEE

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Just to let anyone know Costco are doing a set of these in 235/35/19 and 265/30/19 for £660 and you get a £75 Costco voucher.

Price is fully fitted, balanced, etc.
 
Used to use CostCo for Michelins all the time, but they went expensive a few years ago so I stopped.

Looks like they've realised this and have corrected their pricing, as I found them comparable for the 4 CrossClimates I've just put on the Alfa.

My only complaint (which has been resolved) was the 3 weeks it took to get them fitted, as due to (currently) having no booking in system, the first 2 attempts resulted in a 3 hour estimated wait. 3rd time I got there as soon as they opened, and parked across the entrance so no other bugger could get in before me. All done in 55 minutes.

The area manager has told me that they're trialling an online booking/buying service for their tyres, and it will be going nationwide over the next year or so.

Still not received my voucher though, and the closing date for entries is 03-Apr. I assume they're waiting until all claims are in before processing the vouchers?
 
Nice
Wouldn't let them anywhere near my car though!

Mates at Audi and Bmw are only people I let touch my car and wheels :)

Expensive machines that don't touch wheels esp with low profile tyres

Not some crowbar wielding gimp
 
D4dawg said:
Nice
Wouldn't let them anywhere near my car though!

Mates at Audi and Bmw are only people I let touch my car and wheels :)

Expensive machines that don't touch wheels esp with low profile tyres

Not some crowbar wielding gimp
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You've not seen them working at Costco I assume, as they've always done a great job on mine. The place is never dirty or messy.
 
I'm not too sure that the Costco deal is a good one. When I swapped my RFTs over to Michelin PS I was able to get a set for £480 from my local ATS Euromaster.

They were 18" and bought against another retailer on their price match policy though.
 
TR4man said:
I'm not too sure that the Costco deal is a good one. When I swapped my RFTs over to Michelin PS I was able to get a set for £480 from my local ATS Euromaster.

They were 18" and bought against another retailer on their price match policy though.
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I've found PSS to be about 10% more expensive this year than last, but that could simply be down to the weakening of the £ vs the €.

Currently ATS are showing the Z4M fronts (225/45r18) at £160 each and the rears (255/40r18) at £210 each - so about £740 for a set. I paid £160 (plus £12.50 fitting) for my slightly wider rear 265/40r18 this morning.

The Michelin CrossClimates (195/60r15) I fitted to the Alfa a few weeks ago were £10/corner cheaper than ATS too. I'm not loyal to Costco by any means, I just buy them from where I can get the best price and most convenient fitting.

Although, sickeningly, the bodyshop who have repaired my Z4 paid full BMW main dealer prices for the tyres - so £360 for a rear and £250 for a front (so over £1200 for a set) :headbang:
 
Your welcome Scara;)

But we all know what I mean
What's the point in paying for nice wheels
Top end tyres

Then have said crowbar wielding gimp ram said bar down over the edge then up and over the face

The same way I see them flip tyres onto the face of wheels then spin it whilst putting soap on lip of tyre

Mental breakdown for me to say the least

Not all places do but at Bmw
The policy is
Mark the wheel
You get a brand bew wheel not a Refurb :)

I simply don't risk it nor do they :)
 
TR4man said:
I'm not too sure that the Costco deal is a good one. When I swapped my RFTs over to Michelin PS I was able to get a set for £480 from my local ATS Euromaster.

They were 18" and bought against another retailer on their price match policy though.
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That's a good price :thumbsup: I bought mpss 225/35/19 & 255/30/19 cheapest in the country was £626 fitted. Bigger sizes a bit more :thumbsup:
 
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