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Are SP9000's no more in a 195/45R13 Tricky? Stuckey's only has one left...are they still making them?


Yes, from all accounts they still are.

Although, they still have to be imported direct from Japan. I can try and contact Dunlop Australia rep and get the good oil if you like!

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They can't be that bad can they???


No they're not all bad, just wait until it rains. :shock:

I think mine have gotten worse over time. Either that or i've gotten a heavier right foot.

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Location: Under the bonnet son!
I just got four Bridgestone 145/70/12's.
I was lucky they had them on the shelf. Was also offered Federal tyres as well for 10 bucks cheaper.

Like I expected, they won't set the world alight..

Mind you, this doesn't help your plight, but I found that Bridgestone seem to keep more tyres on the shelf cos they are mainly supplying only one brand.

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They can't be that bad can they???


No they're not all bad, just wait until it rains. :shock:

I think mine have gotten worse over time. Either that or i've gotten a heavier right foot.


Like all tyres they get hard with age, and they're hard to begin with. A hard tyre grips less.
I actually found that they arent too bad when its raining very heavily, but up until that point
(including dry, cold days) they seemed to slide around a bit, particularly the lighter
arse end of the car.


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