But you have to add £2.99 per tyre for P&P and then of course pay to have them fitted. So I reckon you've beaten them.
Did you try the site sponsor AJS for his best price though?
27th Jun 2012 2:34 pm
AJS4X4
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Very good price
27th Jun 2012 2:48 pm
LT
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Just checked the blackcircles prise list for 18". Pirelli ATR's way cheaper than Camskill at £161.70 fully fitted. The ever popular General AT a tad more expensive at £168.66 again fully fitted:
Shows the value of doing some research, when it comes to buying
27th Jun 2012 2:55 pm
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But don't forget you need to have them fitted.
27th Jun 2012 3:02 pm
LT
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I always use on of two local dealers. Venture Tyres an independent and the Bristol Protyre branch (part of the huge Micheldever empire). One of them will always match or beat the best internet price I can find, so I don't know the cost of fitting on it's own. Circa £10-20 per tyre inc. I'd guess?
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27th Jun 2012 3:32 pm
Seeby
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A lot cheaper than LR or National Tyres. Mytyres are a little cheaper and £314 for a pair of ATRs.
Mines an SE with 18". Anyone got a view on if the ATRs are worth the marginal extra cost?
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28th Jun 2012 3:10 pm
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ATRs worth extra over which type?? Standard Scorps, absatidellingtootlie.
28th Jun 2012 3:14 pm
LT
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On the basis that you should get c50k miles out of a set of ATR's (they have a 50k miles conditional warranty in the USA). I'm hoping to get nearer 55k miles with 3mm left from my current set of 18"s. Plus IMO, ATR's have no discernable increase in noise or fuel consumption in comparison to the Scorpion Zero's and Goodyear Wrangler that I've previously used. Then consider that ATR's have won numerous independent All Terrain tyre tests. Then I'd say yes, well worth the extra cost over other tyres.
But as above post from me, 18" ATR's can be cheaper than than some popular mid range brand AT tyres.
All the above based on my own experiences, but no doubt some will find my opinions to be "twisted"
28th Jun 2012 3:53 pm
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Just been reading a thread on General AT, 53,000 miles seems fantastic and good availabilty and price.
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Just checked the blackcircles prise list for 18". Pirelli ATR's way cheaper than Camskill at £161.70 fully fitted. The ever popular General AT a tad more expensive at £168.66 again fully fitted:
