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i HAVE to do something with my tyres - its no fun when your car bounces all over the road and the steering wheel becomes unhandable at 120km's *sigh* need to borrow some tyres for next Saturday!!

mmmmm carbon fibre. So much to do so little money haha im battling to afford new set of tyres and i have to do something about my brakes too - it aint pulling up as quick as it used too - m pads are in desperate need of replacement!

yeah but i need some "loaners" for next weekend - they are really bad to drive on - just ask the people behind me that saw me skipping all ove rthe road while trying to keep up today.

When i do change them over for good I'll get a good quality set - seen what shit tyres can do for your car!

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