Bridgestone 4 for 3 deal on Re003

[snajper]

Hi all i got some RE003 tyres fitted today on my 2014 comfortline in 205 5516 size my original conti tyres needed replacing . Got the buy 4 get one free deal cant be more happy they look great and sound much more quite then the worn out continentals . Seem to run nice and straight and responsive to turn in time will tell but for around $405 im not complaining cant wait to try them out over the holidays .

Wow.... my tsi92 has only 4 wheels.... should have gone for comfortline...


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[jdw]

I am sure the Bridgestone RE003 is a good tyre.
Depending on your tyre size, it might still be worth while looking around or at least digging a little deeper.

From personal experience I have found that if you where to ring up / call in to get "the best price / special price" (outside the "Get the 4th tyre free" promo) the price might be say; $260 per tyre ($1,040). However (once again from personal experience) when the promo is running they do not discount and only offer the RRP; lets just say $350 per tyre ($1,050)...

If you were still able to get that "best price / special price", then this promo would be great!!!

Let us know how you go!

The 4 for 3 deal is on again until March 31.....time to get serious as the Pirelli P Zero Direzionale's are SO noisy now that they are old and hard.

[DrWHO]

The 4 for 3 deal is also available on S001 and S007A tyres.

[jdw]

You can usually get the discount price on these and (depending on size) have a set of 4 fitted up for $600-750.

The RE003 is a reasonable performance tyre though if you’re looking to push the limits of traction you’ll probably find the limits of these tyres once they’re 50% worn.

Then you’ll be wishing you’d bought a semi-slick like AD08R or paid the extra and got a set of Michelin PS4S.


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"limits of traction" is not me until an M2 or an RS3 finds its way to my garage one day

[tigger73]

"limits of traction" is not me until an M2 or an RS3 finds its way to my garage one day

Limits of traction become much more evident in a FWD (or to a lesser extent 2WD) car than anything with AWD.

If you're running a tuned GTI / Ed40 then you're going to be exploring these limits a lot more than even a Golf R as this will just shift power to the rears when it feels the fronts slipping. FWD just ends up with a flashing traction control light...

[Bladesg]

Anywhere in Adelaide for good deals on Michelin?

[westenderbender]

Just got these fitted to my MY16 GTI, $650 fitted incl balance at Donellans Collingwood


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