PR4 price

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  1. steve750

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    Can this be beaten?
    Cheers
     
  3. Slick

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    You sure they are right ones for a Blade?
    They are GTs, think they are more orientated to heavy tourers.

    For PR4s you should be looking at
    Michelin Pilot Road 4 120/70 ZR17 58W TL, Front
    Michelin Pilot Road 4 190/50 ZR17 73W TL, Rear
     
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  4. steve750

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    Oh! Good point mate.
     
  5. red5

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    I paid a similar price recently for pr4s from Tyreleader (not gt's)
     
  6. Nigelg79

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    Yeah tyre leader are well priced, just don't get the GT version!
    Also, worth sending them a quick message before tou buy to check the manufacturing date as sometimes they sell older stock.
     
  7. thezipsteruk

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    This is all well and good but then you get fleeced by the tyre fitter for putting them on.
    Takes the good news out of the deal, bought a front PR4 today from my local dealer who got it in next day and have never scratched a rim (yet) they charged me £115. I can live with that
     
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    £10 for fitting, re-valve and balancing to a loose wheel up my way, does for me! :)
     
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    I fit and balance myself and I don't really covet my rims, who gives a shit if they get the odd mark.
    Worrying about little things like scratches, stone chips etc just takes the fun out of biking imho.
     
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    A tenner for fitting is excellent, wish I could snag that approx £30 down here.

    Cant say I worry about scratches but I do try to avoid them if possible, 4 Years finance hits you hard so its nice to try and keep it pretty for a while at a least. Cant beat fitting it yourself tho
     
  11. steve750

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    £190 posted! Not too bad
     
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    My pair of tyres fitted and balanced to loose wheels cost me £19.90 the pair in Thunder Road, Bridgend, South Wales yesterday.
     
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    Come south of the river Zippy, the people are nicer and fit and balance is only a tenner.

    You know it makes sense .
     
  14. thezipsteruk

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    Id love to mate, I was born South in Croydon Area then lived in Caterham for ages. But a good woman bought me to Orange Essex.
    ...mind you a tenner is tempting :)
     

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