@Aussie Ed where do you mean exactly, excuse my ignorance.DMX, Might be worth repeating this info in the Main Message Centre.
Hi Jonty, so quick update - now done a couple of thousand miles - grip has been okay across all weather conditions (although no heavy snow to try them in) fuel economy no change compared to the continentals I had before (didn't really expect any). Happy all round with them.Hi Strad,
I'd be very interested in your feedback - as I've got these tyres in my sights. Our household has recently taken receipt of two Captivas and some of the tyres will need changing in due course.
Jonty.
after a long search, on amazon different sites and ebay, could find only one of the parts and it cost a lot, found both in reasonable price in coraps and in spare Korea, coraps say they cannot ship because of COVID-19 and never got a quote from spare korea. I went to collect the right size spare wheel for my Peugeot 508, my wife ran over the children kick scooter that were lying on the garden parking and blow the front tire (just replaced it 2 weeks ago) so I found out that someone somewhere replaced the spare tire with the wrong one, who thought of checking the size of the spare tire when buying a second hand car? I found the correct one from a well known wrecker and he sent it to some car garage, it happened to be close the the Chevrolet dealer, so I went in and asked for the 2 parts, both together cost about 10 Euros and it takes 1-2 days to order. yesterday I took off the light to clean it from all the dirt that was inside and check for the covers fitment, when I went to the shed to get the tools, I found an old (completely new) dust cover that I bought for my previous Hyundai I30, it looked about the same, so I got both out of the bag and its the same exact part under different part numbers.I had two missing on the near side front lamp enclosure.
Main beam cover PN is: 20838703
Dipped beam cover PN is: 20838702