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Not worth changing to snow tyres for the 3 days a year we get it! I also want a car with more than 4 cylinders, so even if I had the money for a Scirocco R I wouldn't want one.

Get a 200 then

I'm currently looking for an R32 to replace mine. Well into my forties now and need to grow up a bit! That and the fact that every time it snows I have to leave the Clio down the road, due to it's inability to go up a hill in inclement weather! :@!

R27 was hardly fully loaded. I bet they weren't cheap by the time LY paint, xenons, climate, foldy mirrors etc were all added.

Personally, I don't read the plates of cars in my mirror, so it'd be lost on me! Plus, isn't vom short for vomit? :)

It was Micheldever Tyres, the biggest tyre fitter in the world, I believe. I rang and asked if they had 87s and they said yes. Then, when I got there, they asked what I wanted and I replied the same as fitted now. Paid up and went to the collect car from the bay after and found 91s on it...

Baggage system engineer at T4 Heathrow airport. Job wasn't overly bad, but the bosses were all ****s!

I've got the 91 version of the Contis on mine* at the front and there's merely a little more buzziness to the tyre roar more than extra crashiness. *couldn't be arsed to argue when I checked and found they'd fitted the wrong ones. The fitters seemed to not know the difference and it was a major...

Putting all that tar and cardboard back in then?

Squeeeealll!!

As in 200 quid a pair? Doesn' t sound overly cheap!