Tires for Sale
- 35x14.50x15" nitto mudgrappler mud grappler tires new(US $1,438.00)
- Michelin defender green x 225/60r17 225/60/17 10/32 tread, c1312/2(US $119.95)
- Toyota venza spare tire donut(US $175.00)
- Infiniti g35 18" oem sport rims lik new bridgestone turanza er33 tires 235/45/18(US $499.99)
- Firestone firehawk wide ovals as p215/55r17 car tires 50,000 mile rating (US $99.99)
- Pair of 2 pirelli tires 255/35/20 pzero driven on for less than 20 miles!!(US $560.00)
Vauxhall DROPS Lifetime Warranty – quietly during the Paris Motor Show news rush
Fri, 03 Oct 2014Vauxhall DROPS Lifetime Warranty Vauxhall trumpeted the arrival of a Lifetime Warranty for all their new cars 4 years ago, a move that was designed to show confidence in their cars and tackle the substantial warranties on new cars offered by companies like Hyundai and Kia. But now, in a lesson doubtless learned from ‘bad news’ burying in politics, Vauxhall has revealed they’re dropping the Lifetime Warranty from 2015, no doubt hoping it won’t make headlines in the middle of the news rush from the Paris Motor Show. So now, instead of a lifetime warranty (which was really only for 100,000 miles) buyers of new Vauxhalls will get a fairly bog-standard 60,000 mile/3 year warranty.
SsangYong Korando Sports arrives
Tue, 09 Oct 2012SsangYong has extended the appeal of their budget SUV Korando by launching the Korando Sports, a cross between a family car and a pick-up. Now SsangYong are pitching in to the Bob the Builder market with their take on vehicles like the Mitsubishi L200 (which has just been given a five year warranty by Mitsubishi) with the SsangYong Korando Sports. The Korando Sports is a double cab pickup with four doors and five seats that SsangYong says offers a working vehicle with 4WD, 2.3 tonne towing capacity and all the appointments of a family car.
Fuel Duty frozen and car tax discs scrapped
Thu, 05 Dec 2013Fuel Duty frozen and car tax discs scrapped Fuel duty makes up a painful chunk of the price of petrol and diesel, and it was due to be increased again next September. But Chancellor George Osborne has announced that the tax hike will be scrapped – as has been the case every year sicne the Con-Dems came to power – saving motorists an additional 2p on a litre of fuel. It may not be a price cut, but at least it’s not going up.