and they certainly don't remove fallout The condition of your car's paintwork would be the very least of your worries, I'd have thought :P I vote go for the professional, BTW. Apart from anything else, you won't get the 6 year guarantee if you do it yourself. FWIW, I had mine done at a Pug main dea...

Alex - you got your letter from LFC for cup final tickets yet?

Didn't go to any of the games so I won't be getting a letter.

They're about 50p or so IIRC. I lost one just after I got the car a couple of years ago.

Mine have just started squeaking again within the last couple of weeks. I guess the only real solution is to get new (non-Pug) grooved discs & pads.

Any chance of an English version of the site? You know it makes sense.

It does

There are several reasons why they wouldn't do this, including but not limited to: 1. They would have to test the product rigorously themselves, a process which starts before the cars goes into production. Since the product has only been around a few years there's no way they could have done this. I...

Sorry to be a cynic :rolleyes: but if this product is so great, why don't companies like Peugeot (and others who make cars with no spare) include this treatment on new cars, rather than put a couple of cans of ineffective tyre foam in the boot? Why do they not apply Diamond Brite or Supaguard to al...

Technically, you shouldn’t know you have a puncture.

And you shouldn't really need to know. If it can't be sealed, the tyre will deflate. If it can be sealed, the repair is permanent and you don't need to do anything about it anyway.

Tar remover is great for removing sticky stuff (like tar).

Well I see this has already been answered (a lot) but, as far as my $0.02 is worth, it's physically impossible for the roof to rise up without unfolding. The whole roof is raised by the hydraulics acting on a small lever near the attachment to the car body in the boot - the roof unfolds 'automatical...

For a more permanent solution, get your A/C system serviced/cleaned.

bah try paying 200 quid a tyre

Still cheaper than a roof though, eh?

So, same as Kwik Fit then, eh?

Yeah, Kwik Fit are such a rip-off. Cost me £87 per tyre a couple of months ago...