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nah the nut was rusted as fark on the rear wiper motor shaft. busted the screen trying to get it off.

Oh.

If you get stuck and need one quick, mine is out and just sitting here, but you would have to find a replacement for it.

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Your gonna have to get 4 exact matching tyres for your stag Tom... S2's are super touchy. I had brand new tyres all round in the same sizes on my s2 but differnet brands front to back... and the attessa didn't like it.

Justin.

it seems to be copping it at the moment, the two rears are a few mm off the tread indicators and the front passenger side is pretty screwed (bumped a curb and drove for ages without getting an alignment) but the front drivers side is great!

so if someone has something thats pretty worn too it should be fine

it seems to be copping it at the moment, the two rears are a few mm off the tread indicators and the front passenger side is pretty screwed (bumped a curb and drove for ages without getting an alignment) but the front drivers side is great!

so if someone has something thats pretty worn too it should be fine

How soon do you need them? I'll have 4 215/50/17s spare as soon as my new wheels finish getting painted and then fitted to my car.

it seems to be copping it at the moment, the two rears are a few mm off the tread indicators and the front passenger side is pretty screwed (bumped a curb and drove for ages without getting an alignment) but the front drivers side is great!

so if someone has something thats pretty worn too it should be fine

How soon do you need them? I'll have 4 215/50/17s spare as soon as my new wheels finish getting painted and then fitted to my car.

it seems to be copping it at the moment, the two rears are a few mm off the tread indicators and the front passenger side is pretty screwed (bumped a curb and drove for ages without getting an alignment) but the front drivers side is great!

so if someone has something thats pretty worn too it should be fine

How soon do you need them? I'll have 4 215/50/17s spare as soon as my new wheels finish getting painted and then fitted to my car.

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