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Time to get some new tyres on my subi, and like a good little supporter I have some Hankooks in my sights... but is there any sort of special deal I should be aware of as a member?

Or alternatively, some way of making sure Hankook, or Laurie Da La Rue himself, know that I'm choosing those tyres purely because of their association with the club?

I've just had a quick browse on the internet and can't find anything on the MFC website, besides just the general link to the Hankook website.

I vaguely remember some sort of deal at one point, but it's very possible that I'm wrong.

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    Oh.

    It's ok, just took a little more searching.

    For those wondering, there's 5% off for MFC supporters.

    Thanks anyway.

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    I thought you were going to ask them to hire scully as a tyre fitter

    or give him a franchise.

    Got some on the Foul Can E25 they go quite well no complaints.

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    I wanted to buy Hankooks, but got stuffed around big time by the only nominated outlet here in the ACT. Same applied to a mate who tried to buy them a couple of months earlier, and finally gave up. Not to be denied, I shopped around and ended up at Bob Jane. They don't normally stock Hankooks, but were prepared to order them in for me, and even gave me the discount! More importantly, the tyres now have almost 20,000kms on them (I do quite a few trips to the G), and I couldn't be happier with them. I'm very happy that I went to a bit of trouble to support our sponsor.

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