PitBox91

PitBox91

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Thank you to the admin for letting me join the forum. I’m working for PitBox91, a company that handles the PR and marketing activities for a number of automotive companies, including Goodyear. Goodyear has asked us to find UK drivers of Land Rover Range Rover Evoque to test the Eagle F1 Asymmetric SUV AT or Eagle F1 Asymmetric SUV 4x4 tyres. The person we’re looking for should use their car for a mix of needs, including some commuting, daily driving as well as using its versatility to engage in lifestyle pursuits, maybe, using the car to tow a boat or caravan.

THE TYRE.
Eagle F1 Asymmetric SUV AT and Eagle F1 Asymmetric SUV 4x4 are summer SUV tyres providing enhanced handling, maximum grip and uncompromised traction.

TYRE SIZES.
The car must use the OE sizes.

DRIVING.
We expect the driver to give feedback over the lifetime of the tyres on everything from wear, steering feel, braking performance and traction. The driver we pick should be knowledgeable and be able to feel and articulate the differences between tyres.

COVERAGE.
We'd expect the running report to be published on forums and groups with pictures and this coverage supplied back to us.

TEST REPORTING.
On top of the regular coverage, from time to time we'd contact you to complete a test scorecard.

APPLICATION.
If you feel that you qualify as a tester, please send me an email with your:
  • car make and model,
  • car age,
  • car use (road/off-road, any hobbies it is used for, daily driving),
  • annual mileage,
  • current brand of tyres,
  • tyre sizes,
  • details of any modifications,
  • places where the tyre reviews would be posted such as forums or social media accounts.
An example of any other online product testing or car reviewing that you've done may help. I'll then discuss these email applications with Goodyear who will make the final decision. Please submit your application to my email address: filip.czajkowski@pitbox91.com

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pwood999 said:
Not many Ejoke peeps here. You'll have better luck if they want testers for real Range Rover tyres.
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Hi there, many thanks for your reply. We're also looking for Range Rover Sport owners to test the tyres - following the suggestion, I'll make a separate thread for that model.
 
tomcat59alan said:
+1. Try Hairdresses Monthly.why would you trust the opinion of someone stupid enough to buy an Ejoke?:rolleyes:
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Quite a lot of people are as you put it "stupid enough to buy an Evoke" in fact it may well have saved Land Rover from collapse. It's only an impractical FL2 in drag but that's what the new generation want.:p
 
tomcat59alan said:
You can fool some of the people all of the time etc.:rolleyes:
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You are just not with it:rolleyes: It's all about image these days, why else would JLR badge the FL3 as a Range Rover? Tattoos and few piercings plus your faux Range Rover and you have clinched the image. The fact that a Dacia Duster is cheaper, more reliable and costs a third of the price is beside the point, it just does not have the right image:rolleyes:
 
PitBox91 said:
Thank you to the admin for letting me join the forum. I’m working for PitBox91, a company that handles the PR and marketing activities for a number of automotive companies, including Goodyear. Goodyear has asked us to find UK drivers of Land Rover Range Rover Evoque to test the Eagle F1 Asymmetric SUV AT or Eagle F1 Asymmetric SUV 4x4 tyres. The person we’re looking for should use their car for a mix of needs, including some commuting, daily driving as well as using its versatility to engage in lifestyle pursuits, maybe, using the car to tow a boat or caravan.

THE TYRE.
Eagle F1 Asymmetric SUV AT and Eagle F1 Asymmetric SUV 4x4 are summer SUV tyres providing enhanced handling, maximum grip and uncompromised traction.

TYRE SIZES.
The car must use the OE sizes.

DRIVING.
We expect the driver to give feedback over the lifetime of the tyres on everything from wear, steering feel, braking performance and traction. The driver we pick should be knowledgeable and be able to feel and articulate the differences between tyres.

COVERAGE.
We'd expect the running report to be published on forums and groups with pictures and this coverage supplied back to us.

TEST REPORTING.
On top of the regular coverage, from time to time we'd contact you to complete a test scorecard.

APPLICATION.
If you feel that you qualify as a tester, please send me an email with your:
  • car make and model,
  • car age,
  • car use (road/off-road, any hobbies it is used for, daily driving),
  • annual mileage,
  • current brand of tyres,
  • tyre sizes,
  • details of any modifications,
  • places where the tyre reviews would be posted such as forums or social media accounts.
An example of any other online product testing or car reviewing that you've done may help. I'll then discuss these email applications with Goodyear who will make the final decision. Please submit your application to my email address: filip.czajkowski@pitbox91.com

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Can you send me 4 sets:)
I will send sizes tomorrow but must be icicle rated for 3 sets or whatever that little mountain thing means:).

J
 
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