Recent content by dougal

Well i think the 3 ways of doing it are:- Pop and see us at Longstone Tyres, we provide a fitting service fopr pre war cars. Come and see us in Bawtry (near where the Pilgrim Fathers came from) and we will sort it out for you. We take our vintage tyre fitting service to VSCC race meetings...

Ha! You guys are going to have to come on a fact finding mission and test our beer in the name of science. Yep That is a B. the ones above it are my cars. I do something called trialing with the Vintage Sports Car Club. where we drive our cars as far up a muddy hill as we can. Great fun. Also...

I have made some fims about fitting beaded edge tyres at the bottom of this page https://www.longstonetyres.co.uk/vintage-tyres/beaded-edge-veteran-tyres.html which you might find useful

Now hang on a minute! I don't mind that you guys speak with funny accents. i don't mind that you can't spell tyres properly. i can even cope with the fact that you can't make a decent cup of tea, by drinking coffee when i'm over there. However insulting our beer! -- Now that is strong stuff...

Hi i have added a film to this page https://www.longstonetyres.co.uk/classic-car-tyres/ford/model-a.html#page=1 please let me know your thoughts, and any good tyre related photographs. specially period ones and pressure recommendations would be great

What tyres are you guys fitting? does anyone have experience of the new All White Wards Riverside? http://www.longstonetyres.co.uk/page/ford-model-t

Has anyone Tried the new All White Wards Riverside Tyres yet?