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Old 12th May 2006, 05:59   #16
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Which Santosh? You got ripped off, bud.
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He has misquoted 3900 for 2900/-!!!
Wolf Bro, my saviour.. Thanks . Adit paid Rs.2900 not Rs.3900.

I am using AVS ES100 and am impressed overall. Only thing pending was to test in wet conditions, I took it for a spin last night in the rain and the grip is amazing.
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Old 12th May 2006, 10:01   #17
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Sorry Santosh, that price made me drop my keyboard. 2900 is a pretty good rate. Where did you go for the tyres?
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Old 12th May 2006, 11:05   #18
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Got the same for Rs 2950 - Auto Fusion. Amazing grip but crap in snow...I believe and I will not see
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are Yokohama ES100 available in 13"...?
Yup, me too had the same question in mind. Are the ES100's available in 13's especially 175-70-R13's for my Esteem????

And could someone throw light on how it compares with the Bridgestone Potenza Grid!!!'s

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Old 12th May 2006, 12:50   #20
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No worries vip3r, I would have reacted the same way if any team-bhpian was getting fleeced.
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Are the ES100's available in 13's especially 175-70-R13's for my Esteem????
According to my tyre dealer-friend, ES100 13 inchers are not made. However Yokohama A539 are available in 185/60/R13 and 175-60-R13.http://www.motor-world.co.uk/kroozin...rod_id=6180IMO, I did not like the pattern. Would prefer the Bridgestone G3s to this. To me looks also matter.hey prince85, why don't you upsize to 14-inchers and go in for 185/60/R14s like I did. Have a look at the wheels on my Esteem in my team-bhp garage.
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BTW... are these UNIDIRECTIONAL tyres??... or can the tyre rotation be done as usual?...
What exactly are UniDirectional tyres....... are G3's UniDirectional ??? have put G3's on my Santro.... could someone throw light on this
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What exactly are UniDirectional tyres
Uni - directional tyres are tyres which will rotate only in one direction unlike ordinary stock tyres. Uni-directional tyres will have a marking on the sidewalls, which says "Rotation" on an arrow and these tyres have to be installed in such a way that they rotate only in that direction. Also these tyres once installed cannot be rotated to the other side. For eg.: You cannot change the left side tyres to the right side as the tread will rotate in the opposite direction.

Uni - directional tyres are normally performance oriented tyres with high grip levels.

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Dear 5u3zero,
please note that under absolutely no circumstances are you to ever contemplate rotating the tyres in your Palio even if it was not of a unidirectional variety the way its done on other cars. Please go through your car manual to find out that the tyres are interchanged on the same side and not to the opposite side and the spare tyre is not used in the rotation process......Bye and wear your seatbelts.

Dr., I have never rotated my palio's tyres the normal way even with stock tyres but why do you state that normal rotation should not be done on a Palio with stock tyres? Or are your specific only to the GTX as the spare is an ordinary steel wheel and the others are alloys?

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What exactly are UniDirectional tyres.....
TBHP: Uni-Directional & Asymmetrical tyres.

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PALIO GTX Tyre rotation.

Dear 5u3Zero, sorry I should have qualified my statement by mentioning that the same side rotation is for the GTX which I and you own because of the spare being steel wheel. I also note you have a conical air filter and a custom exhaust system. Is the cone using cold air intake and is the exhaust from automech and does the two improve overall torque or is it tuned for higher RPM power. Fuel effecieny be damned as I run on autogas from IOC. Please please send me private PM as I am contamplating purchasing a header unit form automech. Bye and nice to know you wear your seatbelts.

Mod NOTE: Kindly ask this via PM or other relevant thread. Let's not go off topic here.

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I did not like the pattern. Would prefer the Bridgestone G3s to this. To me looks also matter.
Sorry about the confusion guys. Just to clarify what I meant....Yoko ES100s look and perform exceptionally well but are not available in 13" for prince85's car, so he should go in for the G3s and not Yoko A539 since the tread pattern of the A539 does not look good.
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Yoko ES100s look and perform exceptionally well but are not available in 13" for prince85's car, so he should go in for the G3s and not Yoko A539 since the tread pattern of the A539 does not look good.
Thanks for the suggestion buddy. Anyways, i haven't heard anything about the Yokohama A539. Is it available in 13"????Could you post a pic buddy if possible.
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Do u have 185/70/R14 size in Yoko ES100??
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Do u have 185/70/R14 size in Yoko ES100??
No Nitrous, its available in 185/60 r14 though.
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