spursmaddave

You will, easily. The VUS aren't that tough really, which is why they provide outstanding feel. The MPSS give nigh-on equal feel, but last a shed load longer. Really, unless you are stone broke and cannot afford the extra £200 to even chuck on a credit card for a couple of months, there is no reason not to fit the MPSS these days. They are the best tyre available in all departments, full stop. If you're not going on track it doesn't honestly matter what tyre you have as long as they can handle the wet and they're in a set all round. I feel that chucking on MPSS (yes, they're an excellent tyre) might be overkill if its purely for going to and from work, going to see family and friends and maybe a short stint of twistys and the excess cost could be used on fuel or service. Just my 2p - I'm sure I'll be shouted down! Nope to be honest you are most probably right, but say on one of those twistys you go round a blind corner and find something you didn't expect, not saying better tyres would save you but they could and that was always good enough for me. I never set tyre on a track but in 3.5 years spent £1.6k on rubber, small change really in the grand scheme if things....

Sorry SMD, there's a problem with your plan http://www.thedrum.c...an-torture-porn Where there is a will(y) there is a way Please don't say that, my middle name is William and I feel like I'm being lined up for something

Sorry SMD, there's a problem with your plan http://www.thedrum.com/news/2013/07/21/government-google-set-announce-plans-ban-torture-porn Where there is a will(y) there is a way

Awwwwe you ain't bad either

You will, easily. The VUS aren't that tough really, which is why they provide outstanding feel. The MPSS give nigh-on equal feel, but last a shed load longer. Really, unless you are stone broke and cannot afford the extra £200 to even chuck on a credit card for a couple of months, there is no reason not to fit the MPSS these days. They are the best tyre available in all departments, full stop. Yup, what he said! What he ^^ said, and he ^ agreed with

I read it the same, not sure if I feel sorry for you or me that we read it the same Great minds and all that Now I KNOW you are taking the pi$$

Hard to say really I found the REO50A's lasted me up to around 20k on the rears, I didn't have the MPPS long enough to compare I'm afraid.

What you looking for? Thats the trouble unfortunately with non stock sizes

REO50A's are a great tyre, I had 2 sets but the MPPS are a step up in every area, and now they are the same price it's a no brainer really....

I read it the same, not sure if I feel sorry for you or me that we read it the same

MPPS, and I would get 4 tyres not 3

Another great video even if I do have to turn the volume down for my poor old ears.

I'm thinking of getting a camera actually, I won't be posting up vids on here, although I will be posting up vids on a dogging site

I 'like' Pete and Caroline of course

Although you can work around this by either wiring it to aux in (satnav sound but nothing else) or wire up a seperate small speaker, I did this but with an aftermarket satnav, got a £4 speaker from maplin and fitted it out of the way behind the dash, was loud enough with music on to hear

Does that apply if I upgrade my wife? I think if you try you may also loose something precious

Comedy Gold

Awesome! Now every time I think about you (not in a weird way or anything ) I'm going to imagine Jerry Springer! I bet he drives a Jag too

Ground control to scouser Pete.....

Photoshop app is cool and easy to use also instaeditor is good too for blurring number plates or cropping, both are free

Dip (BBK) There are bad drivers out there, maybe best to use in-car cameras for footage in the event of an accident rather than to record these blatant idiots and post them up on a forum for discussion. If you feel strongly about what you have witnessed and I can understand why you would then why not just forward the footage to the correct authority rather than becoming a driving quality vigilanty. Till next time, take care of yourself, and each other

Luckily I always go commando