What’s the going rate

Argyll Andy said:
It’s finding a balance that’s difficult, you need to make sire the joke doesn’t go flat or everyone gets deflated
Wheely?
 
Sorted!

A member fairly local to me offered his help ( Nanu) and that was greatly appreciated :thumbsup:

As this is now going to be a twice a year task I thought it best that I establish a link with a tyre outlet - I tried a local fella and he did the swap for £15 - I would say that’s a result. - I go back to have the winters out back on in November- The four wheels can just fit in the 335 saloon with the rear seat folded.
 
ronk said:
Sorted!

A member fairly local to me offered his help ( Nanu) and that was greatly appreciated :thumbsup:

As this is now going to be a twice a year task I thought it best that I establish a link with a tyre outlet - I tried a local fella and he did the swap for £15 - I would say that’s a result. - I go back to have the winters out back on in November- The four wheels can just fit in the 335 saloon with the rear seat folded.

Glad you got it sorted, Ron :thumbsup:
 
ronk said:
Sorted!

A member fairly local to me offered his help ( Nanu) and that was greatly appreciated
Excellent news. :happyclap:
 
Would it not be easier to fit all season tyres to one set of wheels and then sell the other set plus part worn tyres from the first set, not sure of the sizes in all seasons but if they do them you’d be £30 a year better off and without the hassle.
 
Chippie said:
Would it not be easier to fit all season tyres to one set of wheels and then sell the other set plus part worn tyres from the first set, not sure of the sizes in all seasons but if they do them you’d be £30 a year better off and without the hassle.

This is what I did on my former Z3 rather than swapping wheels and tyres come winter time. I guess it depends on how much you push tyres performance wise but as the Z3 wasn't really performance orientated all seasons were ideal. They easily handled a foot of snow with ice, like night and day over normal summer tyres. They can be a little soft though in very hot weather but generally were good.

Tim.
 
ronk said:
Sorted!

A member fairly local to me offered his help ( Nanu) and that was greatly appreciated

As this is now going to be a twice a year task I thought it best that I establish a link with a tyre outlet - I tried a local fella and he did the swap for £15 - I would say that’s a result. - I go back to have the winters out back on in November- The four wheels can just fit in the 335 saloon with the rear seat folded.

That's great news ronk. :thumbsup:

Although it's a shame to read you can't do it yourself now. :thumbsdown:

It's good to know someone local offered - that's what is so good about this forum!

If I wasn't at the other end of the country I would have offered - I have to swap them on my 330i twice a year anyway!
 
Yes its a shame - A simple task but I have to say absolutely impossible and not that Im being lazy!
Im still reluctant to get rid of my kit in the garage tho. I suppose somebody will get a good deal when I turn my toes up. :rofl:

I found it very reassuring when I got offers of help - embarrassing having to but good to know its there :thumbsup:
 
Chippie said:
Would it not be easier to fit all season tyres to one set of wheels and then sell the other set plus part worn tyres from the first set, not sure of the sizes in all seasons but if they do them you’d be £30 a year better off and without the hassle.

When I bought the latest Z4 in Sept 16 I was able to get a cracking good deal on the winter wheels and tyres from BMW - It was too good to miss. The 335 is our only car during winter and MrsK uses it and as we live at the bottom of a nast climb out to the main road, she really needs all the help she can - so winters it has to be if not for the pshycological help.

As an update on the £15 charge, I asked at another tyre retailer and he said that he would charge £10 / corner to remove and refit!
Guess who's not getting my business?
 
ronk said:
Yes its a shame - A simple task but I have to say absolutely impossible and not that Im being lazy!
Im still reluctant to get rid of my kit in the garage tho. I suppose somebody will get a good deal when I turn my toes up. :rofl:

I found it very reassuring when I got offers of help - embarrassing having to but good to know its there :thumbsup:

Its not embarrasing Ron to seek help now and again, way I see it your health is at the top of the tree and to take the necessary measures or do anything to keep it that way :thumbsup:

Tim.
 
TitanTim said:
Its not embarrasing Ron to seek help now and again,
Quite right. I think Nanu deserves some Forum brownie points too :flyboyaj:
 
Beer vouchers perhaps unless it's chocolate brownies that is. :rofl: :rofl:

To be honest, retired, time on my hands and a member nearby needing help. It would have been no big deal. But glad its sorted.

I asked and received help from Argyle Andy re updating Sat Nav so returning favours to fellow members again, no big deal.
 
Nanu said:
Beer vouchers perhaps unless it's chocolate brownies that is. :rofl: :rofl:

To be honest, retired, time on my hands and a member nearby needing help. It would have been no big deal. But glad its sorted.

I asked and received help from Argyle Andy re updating Sat Nav so returning favours to fellow members again, no big deal.


I think this is the way it should be!
 
Nanu said:
I asked and received help from Argyle Andy re updating Sat Nav so returning favours to fellow members again, no big deal.

Was a pleasure and as you say no big deal to help someone out if you can :thumbsup:

ronk said:
I think this is the way it should be!

Exactly how it should be Ron :D
 
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