Hi all, As the subject says, my indicators are not working, when moving the stalk nothing at all happens, I hear no relay click, nothing. If I press the hazard button I hear a relay click but again nothing happens. Not sure which fuse is used for the indicators.., shared with the side lights perhaps...

I have ordered the Michelins, the only one I could get was the energy saver, quite a bit more expensive than it's competitors but locally we get a guarantee for a minimum mileage of 70 000kms and 3 year roadside assistance, ie. run out petrol(?!) keys locked in the car, towing etc... So all in all n...

I have to agree with you Tim and Gamma, this has been a very interesting thread and very informative, and no, I certainly will not be fitting cheap Chinese chunk to my car...

Produced locally... yes, not sure about the Pirelli's though...

Henrik I am very well aware of their experience which is the very reason that I asked them, having said that I have to work within the realms of what is available locally and out of what is available I have to make the best choice - not entirely easy - and what is priced semi reasonably in other par...

I've come across some Pirelli P4's at an excellent price and all the user reviews have been excellent and would they buy them again? :Definitely! Possibly if I could get the XAS tyres I would then consider it but 165x80x14 is an impossible size over here, the best I can get is 175x70x14 and I think ...

I like the way you think gamma! of course I was quoting a direct currency conversion which is never really accurate but yes the Michelins are quite a bit more expensive - the question is are they really worth it?

Ok the final decision: Either Michelin Energy Savers (73 euros each) OR Firestone Multihawk (63 euros each) Any thoughts on the Multihawks - I'm not too familiar with them. So 175 x 14 will be the size BUT what should be the profile? Attached is a comparison between 3 different size - so what is the...

Interesting thoughts...

The problem that I am having is that of finding the correct size.

I'm able to get a 175/70/14 Michelin Energy Saver tyre, is this recommended? Can't seem to find the XAS though...

Thanks for all the comments! I've also looked at some light weight alloy wheels which I think suit the car quite well, the are very light in fact much more so than the standard steel rims, surely that would make a difference to the heavy steering? Having said that, they are 14's not the 15's that I ...