DT Motorsport/Azev wheels

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December 11, 200322 yr

Hi all

A couple of weeks ago I posted a thread about a burst tyre leading to a damaged alloy.

Well Dave at DT motorsport got me a nice shiny new Azev A especially made for the Zed and I had it fitted today.:)

If anyone wants Azev wheels, you couldn't ring a better company tha DT motorsport in Rainham, essex. Dave knows his stuff and they are the UK importer for Azev wheels, so their prices are most probably lower then anywhere else.

Top company.

My local garage even sold me a Goodyear GDS3 at cost+vat:D :D

Richard;)

I have something to say............ It's better to burn out than to fade away..... :tt2:

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December 11, 200322 yr

Excellent, You chose the right tyres for the job as well IMH.

Got any pictures ?

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