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Has anyone used these or have experience of them?
They seem on the face of it a superb idea for saving expensive wheels.
I particularly like the easy dress up if the inevitable does occur!
Last edited by Fat Audi 80; 21 July 2010, 08:55.
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Has anyone used these or have experience of them?
They seem on the face of it a superb idea for saving expensive wheels.
I particularly like the easy dress up if the inevitable does occur!
Hi just read this again and before some smart *** posts it- no I don't mean using a large snapping lizard to protect your wheels from thieves lol!
I'm sure you meant AlloyGators. They appear to based on the rim protection band found on Dunlop SP tyres.
Hi, I did indeed, sorry for poor spelling of their name.
I think they seem like a good idea for people not running Dunlop SPs,
A fair solution if they work, for not a lot of money.
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hmm, not for me, imagine scuffing that and it popping off......there'll be a personal injury claim Idea is reasonable enough but looks too barryboy to me, even if they have stuck them on an Aston
Last edited by s2driveruk; 22 July 2010, 07:20.
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would helped me with my newly refubished and now curbed rim.
over-sharp steering.
Don't know how effective they are or how they look in the flesh.
It was a friend who does detailing who mentioned them and I had never heard of them or seen them.
Like everything else, probably different when they arrive, than ones advertised/ shown.
It reminds me of the old Billy Connolly descriptor when talking about catalogue photos, " It's not one you are bloody getting!" .
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