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skiorsail
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 Posted: Thu Sep 02, 2004 14:27 Post subject: will tyres pass esva |
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my Delica has nearly new japanese bridgestones without the load ratings on the tyres ,the sva manual does list an equivelent standard for japanese tyres, but some articles say must have european approval/markings , has anyone managed to get theirs through without a tyre change. many thanks steve
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Marc
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Hi Matey
My bridgestone dueller 693s went through the ESVA no problem so you shouldnt have any problems at all,hth
Marc 8)
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petemillis
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| Posted: Thu Sep 02, 2004 20:15 Post subject: |
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You don't need European markings, only Japanese so you should be fine. Same with the MOT too. So long as the tyres are approved and are of the correct speed rating then they will be okay.
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