[laluks]

Originally Posted by Adi22

Got these in 195/65 very recently (2k kms back). Overall good tyres for the money paid. Low noise, sufficient grip (MRF ZLO is better in this aspect), good comfort (on par or better than ZLO).

Haven't pushed them yet to the limits, but look VFM.

Thanks for the feedback. How much do they cost?

[Adi22]

Originally Posted by laluks

Thanks for the feedback. How much do they cost?

Got a set of 4 for around 17k from snapdeal. Tyres were manufactured 3 months back. Checked for sidewalls bulges/cuts and defects, found none. So overall a good deal.

[laluks]

Originally Posted by Adi22

Got a set of 4 for around 17k from snapdeal. Tyres were manufactured 3 months back. Checked for sidewalls bulges/cuts and defects, found none. So overall a good deal.

Wow

That's a cool deal; how about fitting and alignment - do they support you with that on delivery as well? Do they have mobile fitting vans or they sent you to a shop tie up in the location?

[sumeethaldankar]

Originally Posted by laluks

Engine Mounts (All three, front twice) = Rs 28000

How much did the third mount cost you ? This is not the tranny mount i am talking about but the third one other than the passenger and the transmission mount.

Thanks.

[Captain Slow]

Originally Posted by laluks

Wow

That's a cool deal; how about fitting and alignment - do they support you with that on delivery as well? Do they have mobile fitting vans or they sent you to a shop tie up in the location?

Fitting, balancing and alignment is extra Rs 350 for 4 tyres. (weights are charged extra), Once the tyres are delivered, you book an appointment and drive to a place which will do this for you.

Works well provided you get a new batch of tyres. My Uncle Ordered a set of 4 and was quite happy with them.

[laluks]

Originally Posted by Captain Slow

Fitting, balancing and alignment is extra Rs 350 for 4 tyres. (weights are charged extra), Once the tyres are delivered, you book an appointment and drive to a place which will do this for you.

Works well provided you get a new batch of tyres. My Uncle Ordered a set of 4 and was quite happy with them.

Wow, so much of things happening these days, never knew all these!!
SO do the tyres get delivered at my address, and later I carry them to the place after the appointment? Very interesting prices so to say!

If some thing is wrong, say quite old tyres or damages, is the redressal quite easy?

[arvi86]

Originally Posted by sushrutha

Even I feel that my car has wheel bearing sound.

Originally Posted by arvi86

The car is now very noisy and, in fact, the difference is clearly obvious at speeds above 70 km/h. There is a humming noise that comes in and I guess it's from the front. I'm not sure if its the wheel bearings or the tires that are causing this. I'm planning to get it checked within the next two/three weeks.

Here's an update on the problem I faced with my car. It was indeed the front wheel bearings that went bust and had to be replaced. As usual, HASS did not have the parts in stock and wanted 7-8 days for the part to be ordered and delivered to them. I couldn't wait and took the help of an FNG Ignite and got the bearings replaced for roughly half the price.

Originally Posted by coolkurt

Bearing is pretty expensive if sourced from HASS.

Originally Posted by rr_zen

As we discussed earlier on this very thread, probably this is the time you may want to try your luck with the FNG Ignite. Am sure HASS is going to quote a bomb for the bearing replacement (if that is the case).

You guys were right. HASS quoted INR 19,000 for replacement including labour while I was able to get it done outside for around INR 9,000.

[Captain Slow]

Originally Posted by laluks

Wow, so much of things happening these days, never knew all these!!
SO do the tyres get delivered at my address, and later I carry them to the place after the appointment? Very interesting prices so to say!

If some thing is wrong, say quite old tyres or damages, is the redressal quite easy?

Yes times have changed! I wouldn't be surprised if we can start booking car service online and they do it right at our door step.

Yes they were delivered to his place. Thankfully there was no damage.

I guess snap deal will do a reverse pick up (and technically they should refund you) for the same!
Never had this experience so cant really comment.

http://www.snapdeal.com/offers/automotive-installation

[Adi22]

Originally Posted by laluks

Wow

That's a cool deal; how about fitting and alignment - do they support you with that on delivery as well? Do they have mobile fitting vans or they sent you to a shop tie up in the location?

Yup, they have tie up i believe. Although when i bought them that facility was not yet provided. So i got them done outside.

The product can be returned if not as per fit/size/description, covered under their "trustpay". So the money will not be credited to dealer until you OK the item recipt.

Lot of other bhpians here had bought via them before as well. Hope this helps.

[kingofmyworld]

Originally Posted by laluks

Wow, so much of things happening these days, never knew all these!!
SO do the tyres get delivered at my address, and later I carry them to the place after the appointment? Very interesting prices so to say!

If some thing is wrong, say quite old tyres or damages, is the redressal quite easy?

Ordered wheels for my car through snapdeal. Got a deal which was 3.5k cheaper than the cheapest I could find around town. they got delivered at my doorstep in just 3 days through bluedart. Got a set that was manufactures 5 months prior and they are doing their job pretty well now. I had a word with snapdeal customer support regarding " what if the tyres delivered are too old?" for which the humble lady said they would initiate a return pickup and refund you or make the seller send a different set of tyres as per my choice. Very satisfactory service and bang for the buck.

[mukeshgoel]

Originally Posted by laluks

Wow, so much of things happening these days, never knew all these!!
SO do the tyres get delivered at my address, and later I carry them to the place after the appointment? Very interesting prices so to say!

If some thing is wrong, say quite old tyres or damages, is the redressal quite easy?

I also got tyres from snapdeal just 2 days ago and happy with deal. More details on appropriate thread:

http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/gadget...ml#post3658264

[sgiitk]

Originally Posted by Captain Slow

Yes times have changed! I wouldn't be surprised if we can start booking car service online and they do it right at our door step.

They may since if you see the state of a HASS in the morning and afternoon, it is as crowded as a MASS in the days of the M800. With the Brio and esp its variants namely, Amaze and Mobilio they are snowed under. I think it is high time they start being rational and increase the service interval to 10,000km / once a year just to control this overload. Of course visiting service will be another option.

[coolkurt]

I got the last service done at 95.5k kms (1,00,000 kms service) in october. The car has done 104500 kms now. Should I go in for just an oil change or a complete service, 110000 kms service in this case?

Who's Civic has crunched the maximum miles here? Would be fun to know the numbers. Any tips for maintaining the car better are welcome

[laluks]

Originally Posted by coolkurt

I got the last service done at 95.5k kms (1,00,000 kms service) in october. The car has done 104500 kms now. Should I go in for just an oil change or a complete service, 110000 kms service in this case?

Who's Civic has crunched the maximum miles here? Would be fun to know the numbers. Any tips for maintaining the car better are welcome

Oil change is enough if 100K is already done

[MumbaiBoy]

Well, my 2006 Civic has crossed 150 k. It is still fun to drive and is not too bothersome. I will not say that it has been inexpensive - been through 2 clutch replacements, fuel pump and a/c failure, 2-3 front right engine mounts, front right glass winder replacement- but the engine is super smooth and I get more than 10 km/l with spirited driving.