Original equipment Dolomite Tyres from Pirelli - 175/70VR13 CN36
Original equipment Dolomite Tyres from Pirelli - 175/70VR13 CN36
Hi Team
I hope you agree it is good news that Pirelli have again produced the original equipment tyres for the Dolly 175/70VR13 CN36.
Anyway, today we fitted a set on some Dolly wheels to put on my Dads car.
I hope you agree it is good news that Pirelli have again produced the original equipment tyres for the Dolly 175/70VR13 CN36.
Anyway, today we fitted a set on some Dolly wheels to put on my Dads car.
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Re: Original equipment Dolomite Tyres from Pirelli - 175/70VR13 CN36
I love the look of these tyres!
How much did the full set cost you?
How much did the full set cost you?
Re: Original equipment Dolomite Tyres from Pirelli - 175/70VR13 CN36
Oh my god I just got a bit over excited!
That's going to be perfect for NWL and YGD!!
Thanks for posting Dougal!
That's going to be perfect for NWL and YGD!!
Thanks for posting Dougal!

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Re: Original equipment Dolomite Tyres from Pirelli - 175/70VR13 CN36
...but original equipment weren't made by Pirelli! They were Dunlop and were HR rated!
Re: Original equipment Dolomite Tyres from Pirelli - 175/70VR13 CN36
For me the appeal is that they are a period tyre in the right size.
Maybe now Dunlop will get some SP Sports made in the right size!
Maybe now Dunlop will get some SP Sports made in the right size!
Re: Original equipment Dolomite Tyres from Pirelli - 175/70VR13 CN36
They don't look too reassuring for wet conditions. Plenty of profile but no siping whatsoever.
I had older tyres with comparable profile (coarse thread, zig zag blocks) on our defender and it was all over the place in the rain.
J
I had older tyres with comparable profile (coarse thread, zig zag blocks) on our defender and it was all over the place in the rain.
J
Re: Original equipment Dolomite Tyres from Pirelli - 175/70VR13 CN36
If Dougal gave me a free set then id be very happy to test and report back to the club!



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Re: Original equipment Dolomite Tyres from Pirelli - 175/70VR13 CN36
Vintage Tyres in Beaulieu have the correct Aquajet moulds but wont make them as there is no demand! I'd have a set tomorrow if they made them to replace mine which have no wear but getting on a bit.
They do a 13 inch Aquajet but only in a 165R13 82H but they cost £200 each.
They do a 13 inch Aquajet but only in a 165R13 82H but they cost £200 each.
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Hmm.....
Hmm that is pretty much what I thought when I saw the first post,Emerald Sprint wrote: ↑Mon Jan 15, 2018 5:26 pm They don't look too reassuring for wet conditions. Plenty of profile but no siping whatsoever.
I had older tyres with comparable profile (coarse thread, zig zag blocks) on our defender and it was all over the place in the rain.
save for the fact that you have used kinder language than I would have.
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Okay,…..
I have just done one of they Google search things...
https://www.tyreleader.co.uk/car-tyres-175-70-13-0-H/
and the good news is that Uniroyal are once again making 175/70HR13 tyres.
Ian.
https://www.tyreleader.co.uk/car-tyres-175-70-13-0-H/
and the good news is that Uniroyal are once again making 175/70HR13 tyres.
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Re: Original equipment Dolomite Tyres from Pirelli - 175/70VR13 CN36
So Dougal are there any discounts available for TDC members?
Mark
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1961 Chevrolet Corvair Greenbrier Sportswagon
1980 Dolomite Sprint project using brand new shell
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2018 Infiniti Q30
Re: Original equipment Dolomite Tyres from Pirelli - 175/70VR13 CN36
Can anyone recommend the best looking tyre in 175/70/R13 for sprint wheels?
Re: Original equipment Dolomite Tyres from Pirelli - 175/70VR13 CN36
There’s only one way to settle this.
Several drivers of different abilities on a mixture of roads using the same car, not knowing which tyres are fitted at the time. Weather/road conditions would need to be very similar for each blind run..........
Now that would be a test report that would sell me a magazine. And maybe some new tyres.....
Several drivers of different abilities on a mixture of roads using the same car, not knowing which tyres are fitted at the time. Weather/road conditions would need to be very similar for each blind run..........
Now that would be a test report that would sell me a magazine. And maybe some new tyres.....
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Re: Original equipment Dolomite Tyres from Pirelli - 175/70VR13 CN36
Sorry, but I really have no idea what you really want to know. After all, tyres are round and black.
If you mean period tread, maybe the Pirellis sold by Doug? Or Michelin XAS (maybe too old a design?)
But there are plenty of very good quality tyres, especially if you are willing to use T rated (up to 118mph as opposed to the original H, 130mph rated tyres. Top speed of a std car is 116mph I believe...)
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Re: Original equipment Dolomite Tyres from Pirelli - 175/70VR13 CN36
Sorry guys my post really was lacking some detail wasnt it!
So basically my predicament is - I need to replace all 4 tyres on my Sprint wheels. I dont really want to spend over £200 for a set of 4 and i would like the original size of 175/70/13.
I can see there are plenty of tyres available in this Tyre size, However im unsure what would be best suited to my 1500 HL in terms of tread pattern & handling etc.
So basically my predicament is - I need to replace all 4 tyres on my Sprint wheels. I dont really want to spend over £200 for a set of 4 and i would like the original size of 175/70/13.
I can see there are plenty of tyres available in this Tyre size, However im unsure what would be best suited to my 1500 HL in terms of tread pattern & handling etc.