ignore sirus, he knows **** all about landrovers, there are no problem with retreads. quality standards are too high because of law suits these days. what make are you looking at?
 
yeh my broncos were really good on the motorway at 65mph...dint melt nor nothing
 
apparently they had only been on a month ....but I hope he lied cause they soon fookin knackered up
 
if they were run under inflated this would have caused the rubber to heat up and could have caused seperation from the retread and casing, however, this guy asking the question is on about buying brand new ones so i dont think you can use yours as an example. personally i wouldnt buy bronco's because i dont think they are well made, but then insa's are bob on and they are a retread
 
yella said:
if they were run under inflated this would have caused the rubber to heat up and could have caused seperation from the retread and casing, however, this guy asking the question is on about buying brand new ones so i dont think you can use yours as an example. personally i wouldnt buy bronco's because i dont think they are well made, but then insa's are bob on and they are a retread
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I only know of one that ran under inflated;) They were wobbly as hell at 65 well before that flat incident....I know I wouldnt by them again (even though I dint buy em the first time)
 
I have BF's on it now and its like a different car. Its grips the road like buggery
 
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