Folded rigid tyres - to return or to use?
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Hello all.
As some of you may know, I recently bought, from Ebay, a new pair of "folding" Continental X-King's.
Unfortunately they turned out to be not folding, but steel bead tyres.
The seller twist-folded them in half to post, resulting in some noticeable, but overall fairly minor bends that I have managed to straighten out.
My question is, do you think they will be ok to use (with a partial refund!)? Or should I go after a full refund and return them?
As some of you may know, I recently bought, from Ebay, a new pair of "folding" Continental X-King's.
Unfortunately they turned out to be not folding, but steel bead tyres.
The seller twist-folded them in half to post, resulting in some noticeable, but overall fairly minor bends that I have managed to straighten out.
My question is, do you think they will be ok to use (with a partial refund!)? Or should I go after a full refund and return them?
2009 Giant Trance X5
Kinesis Decade Virsa custom build
Pinnacle Peak 700c hybrid road rat
Various other parts 'n' projects
Kinesis Decade Virsa custom build
Pinnacle Peak 700c hybrid road rat
Various other parts 'n' projects
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Return, as they could be the non black chilli version which are sh|te0
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+1 Agree with rowlers - return them for a refund.
Incidentally, that is how on-one.co.uk package their tyres too. The non-folding tyres end up with a small hop (or two) when you spin the wheel with the tyres properly mounted.0 -
Yeah I have had an email and I am going to return them. I reckon they would be fine to use, but they are not the bargain that was described.
I have ordered a pair now from 'Next Day Tyres'. I hope they stick to their name as I need them for Dalby on Sunday!2009 Giant Trance X5
Kinesis Decade Virsa custom build
Pinnacle Peak 700c hybrid road rat
Various other parts 'n' projects0