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1.9 TDI 130.

A lot of roundabouts separate me from work (26 there and back), and most of it 60/70, so I rarely slow down for the roundabouts! grin.gif

On my Bora I got over 30,000 on the rears, 18k on the fronts, but these Pirelli Rosso's aren't lasting too well. They grip like hell though!

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I'm on 24,700 on the original rears and there's still plenty tread on them.

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But you drive like a girl. Apparently. coffee.gif

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And an old girl at that crazy.gif

To be honest, it's driving in a 30 most of the time that's responsible for that. As much as I'd like to have a good blast, it's a bit difficult when you spend a lot of your driving life in a built up area.

It makes it all the more fun to get onto a nice stretch of 60 or 70 limit and give it a good run. All within the national speed limit you understand smirk.gif

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Swapped my Goodyear Eagle F1 GSD3s back to front and managed to make whole set last 16k. Speaking to audi dealer last night who said they rarely do over 20k per set as the a4 avant is particularly heavy on tyres. my driving doesn't help matters, but if normally people are only getting 20k not too fussed (do a lot of back road driving quite briskly).

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I've never seen so much smoke and fish-tailing

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I hope you weren't fish-tailing EEK2.GIF the EBD should sort that problem out 169144-ok.gif

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No mate, my car was fine. The nose dipped very sharpyly as expected but it remained in a straight line while Brake Assist kicked in and REALLY stopped me. EEK2.GIF

What a morning. Still feeling dung.gif for it!

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I had Good Year Eagles on my Golf and they lasted 30k (non granny driving too). I changed them to a cheaper make and then got less than 15k... so Tyre manufacturer makes a big difference... I guess it is worth paying that extra £30 a wheel or whatever.

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