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Will enquire about Mainfreight but going by an estimate on their website, sending via NZ Post could work out cheaper. Any other places?

I'm looking into getting something sent from Auckland or Hamilton to Christchurch and am having an issue with finding a transport company to do this and wondered if anyone had any bright ideas of who else I could use. The main issue is a lot of companies do not do one off/cash jobs. I tried the likes of Jets, PBT and Bullet without any luck. Has anyone got any suggestions of who else I could try? Cheers ps Its for a set of tyres and/or wheels.

The two mentioned are first two i'd consider. JG or DHC are probably the two most qualified places to get it checked out. Jeff Gray are approx $160 iirc.

Wait, wont the wheels need to have 1.6mm bored out of the centre bore? surely thats reasonably expensive.

Edit: Does flat back mean they can be re-drilled? Does someone know what the centre bore is on an RS040? Also, I see your in Hamilton.

I can't believe so few were sold and considering I bought 2 thats pretty poor form BS.

Bit late don't you think? Not the sort you can just pump out over night, lots of planing has to go into it. Perhaps there will be one for 2012.

Heino, with all due respect, use a spell check. Words like 'car' and 'all'...really? a 6 y/o can spell those.

FFS guys why does ever second thread need to get turned to sh*t. The OP created a thread about cars with excessive camber (clearly overseas and for show) and everyone needs to start putting their 2c in and saying that the people who do this are "f*#ktards" and stupid. And then you get the personal attacks as well. Its pathetic. Some people like to give their cars excessive camber, some like to extremely low, some like to make them extremely fast. Its their car and their money, they can do what the wish. If you don't like it thats your opinion, it doesn't make you the authority on what people can and can't do.

Its called a phone, use it:http://www.botanymotorworx.co.nz/ ph: (09) 2722546

Burst fuel line.

Only 15" unfortunately but 8 & 9 wide.

Are you looking for wheels?

I hope this isn't a repost but the bit that astounded me was that 80% of 1-Series owners believed their car was FWD. BMW stuck in the snow

But Carjam says its an M325i

On the subject of tyres, how much stretch could you get away with, with a 205,55,15? I have a set and was wondering on what widths they would be ok ie 7.5, 8, 8.5, 9? This is for an e30 btw.

Maybe

[warning: extremely unhelpful post] Epic thread dig.

What sort of camera are you using again? Was it a 1000d? Thinking about getting a dslr sometime in the near future.

Gosh they are gorgeous, great work man.

The look great on it, what are the widths and tyres if you know off the top of your head? Since ditching the m20 lump, has the car risen due to reduced weight?

Pictures look fantastic man. Henry, are those the wheels off Sam's car courteous of Johno @ May and Tyre?

He's in Christchurch.

Is this the same people: http://www.bimmersport.co.nz/forums/index....5&hl=sultan edit: yes it is.

http://www.turnermotorsport.com/html/subca...p;subcat_id=150