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what are your openions on this pls?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yB1s7U8aX4U

i'm thinking of black of course not yellow or le mans pink lol

WTF.

I've just wasted 6 mins 31 secs of my life watching that drivel. Very Halfords barry boy to me.

will look like this..



a mate's getting his done. i'm gonna wait to see how it comes up..  )

Seems to be the sort of item young Saxo drivers will use. 

Don

Colour should be Burberry check in my opinion  )

its protection from kerbing boys, not for aesthetics..lol

sort of thing you need if u let ur mrs anywhere near the driving seat..

sort of thing you need if u let ur mrs anywhere near the driving seat..
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I'll second that, keep getting told that the kerb keeps moving out.
Lez

Just like the Aussie insurance claim....'no matter what way I turned, the tree just kept coming at me.  I had no choice but to hit it!'

Don

my mate's got it done

look alright really.. somewhat discrete.

i'll wait to see if it does the job - how it stands up to the challenge of those moving kerbs when his mrs is at the wheel .. lol

Will look like a kerbed wheel, have seen these before and look sh1te.
At least when you change the plastic it shouldn't rip the paint or laquer off.....

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[quote="jaynana"]
its protection from kerbing boys, not for aesthetics..lol


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A bit of plastic that can be cut with sharp scissors will not stop any damage to wheels.

Snake oil IMO.

I'd also be interested to find out if these actually work.

I've only recently purchased my X5 so am currently unfamiliar with tyres available, but on previous cars I've used Bridgestone Potenzas which come with a slight overhang over the edge of the ri which offers protection from kerbing?

Hi, any more on these? Did they work?

its actually working out very well on my mates RS, but that's cos after refabbing all 4 wheels he's not lettin his mrs get anywhere near the driving seat!!  )

lol, so use the rimblades to keep her at bay.