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  • Dr. Speed
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Hi Everyone,

I had my car tuned the other day to a respectable 375 rwkw. This morning I took a look at my rear tyres and realised that they are bald! They were new before I had the upgrade done. Do you think that the power increase contributed to the excessive tyre wear?

My tuner didn't warn me about excessive tyre wear. Should I take the car back to him and complain?

My car is blowing some kind of white smoke when I accelerate also.

Your thoughts would be greatly appreciated...

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You have 375rwkw and you are worried about tyre wear? And you dont know if the fact that the car has ~500kw has anything to do with it? :idunno: Ha Ha

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It is a Friday Joke Thread.

Offcourse he is not serious.

I would try to claim a tyre warranty from your tyre company

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the problem lies with your tune...

LOL Blast the tuner mate, that's just totally unacceptable... who the f*ck gave him the right to fry YOUR tyres with you driving of course. :idunno:

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Yeah I agree! Did he advise you that these mods may shorten the life of your tyres? I bet he only said that it might but nothing definite or set in stone right! What an f*cktard.

If I were you I would definitely be taking that bastage to court. Sue his ass bigtime!

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Hi,

I tune my own car as everyone knows, and I am having this problem, I can't relate on how my tuning is firstly effecting my tyres?

I think you have brought up a valid point which needs to be addressed with your tuner.. When you find out please let me know what the fix was..

I might have to return it back to standard

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I'm glad we still have some members with a sense of humour...

Since RIPS hasn't posted in ages I had to do something.

Sorry to hyjack my own thread - but what wheels are on your car jcooke??

Are they Zenettis or TSW Jarama's???

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