Bridgestone RE070
Bridgestone do not officially import RE070s to the UK in that size.
The only way to get some is to buy direct from Japan or the US (Tirerack ship to the UK) or to get one of the JDM parts importers (such as Touge Distribution) to do it for you.
Either way will not be cheap, around £300-400 per tyre once tax, VAT and shipping are included.
Chris.
The only way to get some is to buy direct from Japan or the US (Tirerack ship to the UK) or to get one of the JDM parts importers (such as Touge Distribution) to do it for you.
Either way will not be cheap, around £300-400 per tyre once tax, VAT and shipping are included.
Chris.
The RE070 is fitted as OEM equipment to a few cars.
IIRC it was originally developed for the NA2 NSX-R.
Other cars it has been fitted to in various sizes and versions is the FD2 CTR, Mugen RR, R35 GT-R, various Subarus and the S2000 CR.
There are probably others.
Chris.
IIRC it was originally developed for the NA2 NSX-R.
Other cars it has been fitted to in various sizes and versions is the FD2 CTR, Mugen RR, R35 GT-R, various Subarus and the S2000 CR.
There are probably others.
Chris.
Bridgestone do not officially import RE070s to the UK in that size.
The only way to get some is to buy direct from Japan or the US (Tirerack ship to the UK) or to get one of the JDM parts importers (such as Touge Distribution) to do it for you.
Either way will not be cheap, around £300-400 per tyre once tax, VAT and shipping are included.
Chris.
The only way to get some is to buy direct from Japan or the US (Tirerack ship to the UK) or to get one of the JDM parts importers (such as Touge Distribution) to do it for you.
Either way will not be cheap, around £300-400 per tyre once tax, VAT and shipping are included.
Chris.
Alternative plan so....
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