I did a fair bit of research into this yesterday after having a similar experience in the wet last weekend. From what I could find the Michelin Pilot Sport A/S 3+ seems to be quite a highly recommended tyre for both wet and dry conditions...
I'm driving down to the Gold Coast tomorrow to be there when Kaps takes ownership of his new pony. I'm sure he'll post some of the pics after the event.
Hope everything goes to plan for you tomorrow Resto. Is Saturday still a possibility?
Spotted my first Mustang while actually driving my Mustang on Toohey Rd, Salisbury this morning. Looked like a Magnetic Fastback and we both waved to each other. :cheers:
QFT
The secret is realising you choose to be affected by what others say, not that you're beholden to it. It a power that will change your life and always for the better. :thumbsup:
Err, it's an explanation, not a justification, but I understand why that's usually the first assumption. The difference is one comes from a need to feel better about one's own choices, the other from a desire for greater mutual understanding about how our individual situations affect our buying...
Ahh, but then I don't get to drive a Mustang to work and back every day. Plus, all that low end torque is a beautiful thing zipping through traffic. :D
And yes, there is also rego and insurance to consider on top of the fact I have to street park it during the day outside my work place. Mind...
This is so true. I was just at the local BP an hour ago and I'd finish fueling up and paying in the shop. As I walked out and looked up I actually missed a step as I noticed my car sitting out there glowing like some sort of radiant jewel under the fluorescent floodlights. I couldn't help but...
Yes, very. Emily was both friendly and knowledgeable about all the products. She spent 10mins going over all the details including the product warranties and how to properly maintain the window tinting and paint protection.