george my mate told me his old xkr only needed them changed at 110,000 miles or on the ten year service . it really looks like they change them early on the f type due to potential corrosion of the plugs but stand to be corrected On my previous 2004 XKR the plug change was due at 100,000 miles. I a...

NavigatorNI wrote: ↑Mon Jan 17, 2022 8:18 pmI'm with LV.com

Me too, half the price of Admiral's renewal. Still expensive, though.

The only reason to change plugs based on age if you're a low mileage user is to mitigate against them seizing in the block.

Good man, welcome back (when you do!).

Did they correctly align the centre caps?

Kiwi Dave wrote: ↑Sun Jan 16, 2022 12:40 am Go for the 6, it's a sports car not a shopping car

I go shopping in my V8 - does that make it a shopping car?

I've not found Pirellis to be as awful as others seem to, either.

Welcome to the club!

I wouldn't touch Kwik-Fit for my F-Type either!

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