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How much do you guys pay for an aircon regas and from where?

Also, I've noticed a VERY bad thing on my two front tyres (haven't checked the back yet) and that on the inner side (closest to the car) you can actually see the steel threads pretty much around the entire tyre. Obviously this is a terrible thing.

I've read the previous threads about tyres, but with Toyo's costing an arm and a leg (which I can't afford right now), what are the next best (and cheaper) tyres?

I can get Kuhmo's pretty cheaply, but I'm not sure if they are any good.

Advice please.

Regards,

Jason.

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$13 a kilo for 134a and your average car takes less then that  ... :mad:  

Try and get it cheaper ....

shop around for sure

but just because you believe u can buy the gas for said amount

doesnt mean u gonna find much cheaper

the companies charge 12 months rent on every bottle of r134a - so $13 is a little off - the gas isnt the cost anyways - its the labour and evac etc

Never bothered with good tyres as they never last long enuff.....

Had a set of toyos and they hooked up well but wore out quick...12ks as it was driven very hard

Fane see how it goes after the tune on wednesday.. :Bang:

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