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yeah both KU36's then RS-Rs did same, make em good for a bit, get following, change compound..profit.

and I can guarentee club class this year will be AD08's 1,2,3,4,..... (only tyre you allowed to run!)

Hmmmm, what are AD08's worth in 265/35/18? Any good place to get them from, fitted, in South East or Bayside or even Dandenongish area?

Hmmmm, what are AD08's worth in 265/35/18? Any good place to get them from, fitted, in South East or Bayside or even Dandenongish area?

Lots... AD08's are pretty expensive locally.

Either get them from OS or get NT05's from that trader that does em cheap on here

Speaking of tyres, I need some before DECA.

How bad is it to have tyres laying outside for many months through winter and using them?

Don't know the answer to this, but how could it be any different to your own tyres being on the car?

Tyres do harden in the weather and tyres on cars are through heat cycles that help to keep them from hardening. The latter part may be total shit, but it made sense when I made it up.

Regardless, distributors note year of manufacture and sell older stock for cheap for a reason.

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