My DumDum paste died a few years ago, I think with 500kg of it you could create a new shell and have the only truly waterproof defender in the world
Dave!

Normal PS4S don’t have foam in them.Mito Man wrote: Thu Jun 24, 2021 1:02 pm
I didn’t realise Tesla tyres have their own specific marking like BMW and Porsche - T0 in this case. I’m sure Mik will say it’s all nonsense but I’m guessing that the non Tesla PS4S in that size won’t have foam inside.
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Our current factory fit JLR spec Disco tyres have it (Continental). Lots of tyre fitters refuse to repair punctures in them, so I’ll go out of my way to avoid them in the future.mik wrote: Thu Jun 24, 2021 1:56 pmNormal PS4S don’t have foam in them.Mito Man wrote: Thu Jun 24, 2021 1:02 pm
I didn’t realise Tesla tyres have their own specific marking like BMW and Porsche - T0 in this case. I’m sure Mik will say it’s all nonsense but I’m guessing that the non Tesla PS4S in that size won’t have foam inside.
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I have to assume that this adds value in some way for Tesla.
A kwik fit and an independent in London refused, so I ended up buying a tyre, but on the second puncture a kiwi fit in Cornwall just got on with it.Mito Man wrote: Thu Jun 24, 2021 2:01 pm Really? Had a puncture repaired in the old set. They just cut out a section of foam, repaired it and stuck the foam back in.
Then again people said you can’t repair runflats but I had no problems with those either. Some garages are just chancers.
Talking about this, we picked up a puncture today while in Lichfield for a wedding. Three places refused to see it as they were busy and booking only. The fourth that I called said come over and we’ll look at it straight away.Jimexpl wrote: Thu Jun 24, 2021 2:22 pmA kwik fit and an independent in London refused, so I ended up buying a tyre, but on the second puncture a kiwi fit in Cornwall just got on with it.Mito Man wrote: Thu Jun 24, 2021 2:01 pm Really? Had a puncture repaired in the old set. They just cut out a section of foam, repaired it and stuck the foam back in.
Then again people said you can’t repair runflats but I had no problems with those either. Some garages are just chancers.
Our local Halfords Autocentre are great, I’ve used them for MOTs and the occasional tyre repair for 10+ years.Jimexpl wrote: Fri Jun 25, 2021 9:12 pm
I could see a Halfords auto centre from their yard, so pessimistic you I drove there. The manager took a guy off another job and fixed it in under 20min. Excellent service and I’d certainly give them a go again, whereas I’d never considered them before.
Unfortunately that feels like the general standard of service when it comes to the plant machinery dealers here. And it doesn't help that there's really only one dealer in each county. Makes your usual dodgy car dealer seem like an angel...Beany wrote: Fri Jun 25, 2021 9:58 pm Thanks are a legal obligation for the manufacturer. Dob the cunt in to Kawasaki head office.
See how clever he thinks he is when Kawasaki tell him to pull the branding from his garage.
Bet you made money on it though!Explosive Newt wrote: Fri Jun 25, 2021 8:52 pm Just waved by bye to the Boxster.
It made a lovely noise as it drove away.
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Well of course - but I’ll soon fritter it away on something else.speedingfine wrote: Sat Jun 26, 2021 6:27 amBet you made money on it though!Explosive Newt wrote: Fri Jun 25, 2021 8:52 pm Just waved by bye to the Boxster.
It made a lovely noise as it drove away.
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