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Same lol! Where'd you live exactly?

@Jack! ;)

Aww bless him :(

Haha I like having a good heated debate followed by trolling and then making up. Makes me feel like a hero

It's okay for me, a good little drive but happy there if everyone else is?

You'll like my non argumentative and very discussing compliant above post [emoji14] You're right though, water behaviour really never changes.

Haha mine was in 2022. If it's a private plate I think it does that If that's the same in your case?

Same as long as it's like at or after 1 ish if possible [emoji14]

Genuinely get some decent mid range tyres and really drive to the conditions of both roads and the mechanics of your car as I'm sure you do. Nothing wrong with job or car, you obviously care as you're on a clio specific *ish* forum looking for advice, which is a good thing. Mid ranges are fine...

Ultimate go kart be the 172 cup. I've got a 182 FF and like the little bit of luxury it boasts over the 172 but I know it's heavier.

Lol eh dear you are right and slight troll comes over sometimes. Quite enjoy the banter. OP get some midrange tyres they'll be fine. As commented. If you put really good tyres on you won't be able to spin the tyres in moments of madness ;)

I'm sorry I couldn't resist. I don't like arguing but my above comment was pretty funny.

At points yes they do, where's better ones don't. Maybe your timings out if yours don't?

No mate. I live way out in the countryside where no gritters, cars people go. Without good tyres you wouldn't get off my drive, let alone up the road.

Quite a bit. I've been in 1*2's with s**t or midrange type tyres on. They aren't safe to be driven on the road. They don't corner they just spin! Anyway f***s sake doesn't have to be aren't huge pile in argument just think the philosophy of skimping on tyres or as you put "throwing money away"...

You clearly don't drive in a diverse range of conditions like I or the OP does.

It came with continental sport tyres, they're what I've recently put back on it. I get what you're saying and I do agree. If you're on about a decent brand then fair enough. Just see my point though. If he could literally pay a tenner more (as he's not adverse to in his OP) he may aswell get a...

I just get the overall consensus that cheap tyres are fine because it's it's a 1.2? makes no difference. I wouldn't let my fiancee drive her 1.2 with mid range tyres on. Not a chance! The guy said he doesn't mind forking out? May aswell get decent tyres.

When I bought my ford focus 1.6 automatic estate the car came with top rubber. Why the f**k would they do that if they thought you were correct? Because you're wrong maybe? You are right over the entirety of ford I assume? My 182 also has good tyres on, primarily because I'd mot have bothered...

Ooookay. [emoji12]

Me? Lol he does 30k a year. That'll be alllll types of weather then lol. All the more reason for decent tyres. If he does 30k a year im sure he has a decent job and can afford the extra tenner. bad philosophy is cheap tyres. You'll wish you'd forked out when you're in a ditch one day.

All I'm saying is the only point of contact between you and the road is those four tyres! I've been in 182 with budgets on and to mine there literally isn't a comparison, it's dangerous. I've also been in a 1.2 corsa running s**t tyres and a 1.2 running better tyres. Wet grip and driving...

I've just seen a youtube video of a guy with 210bhp. Starts said video dropping the clutch and hitting the Cold start limiter with steam and smoke pissing out of the exhaust. I can assume the car doesn't have 210 bhp. Lol.

It's cool. Mines from Scotland somehow XD

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Awesome lol.

Might be okay that, what time?

Yeah, my thoughts after using it myself, definitely gives a class shine and excellent surface to work from. What do you use to effectively hide swirls if you're not going to really remove them through compounding or polishing etc?

@Chapppers11

You can't track it and not push it to the limits ;)