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Looking good! Dust and all :cool:

Excellent choice of tyres!

Sad to read about the 'devastation' on your car. I have found that when the vehicle becomes more than 15-20 years old, dealers would have no idea how to handle it because their junior techies are the ones give the job to remove door trims and first point of repair. If you have a decent mechanic...

One of the best songs by Bocelli

That was money well spent. They are rare and they look stunning!(y)

Looking good... I simply love that design

I have decided a while back, that vehicles that don't get driven at least once a week (and I have a few of them), get their batteries disconnected. I find this so much more practical. When I want to drive that car, I simply connect the battery, reset the clock and radio and... voila!

What's the difference in price between run flats and normal ones?

I tend to buy tyres depending on the vehicle. For example for our Toyota hybrids (Camry and Prius) we tend to get the quietest tyres and we've found Bridgestone are the best. For my CLK430, I tried Continentals, but they chew the road and hardly last (lest than 15K) so I will switch to Michelins...

It's a bit of everything Sean. Handling, performance, longevity, quietness and.... price of course!

I was seriously tempted, but I feel the price is way too high for what is needed to make it presentable.

I love dealing with Tom...

WOW ... That's some serious set up!

They look great! Were they privately purchased or was it from a dealer?

You should've checked it out for all of us :p

He or she has been banned

No rubbing whatsoever, and my SL is lowered too :rolleyes:

Just checked, mine are 16 inch and the front 225 x 50 x 16 while the rear are 225 x 55 x 16.

There's no such thing as a 'cheap' 6.9 :cry:

I'll check what size is fitted to the Pentas I have on my 500SL and let you know.