Soz; number lock off!
Should have read 25 mph.
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If I remember correctly, Kleber's are made by Michelin.
Edited by Peter.N. on 17/08/2009 at 19:47
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Hmm.
I wonder if they've jacked it up badly and bent something important?
I had front tyres replaced on my 55 1.2 Punto last year (oddly enough by a good FIAT garage) and I don't recall anything odd, once I turned off the City button, apart from a tendency for the back to overtake the front during the slippery conditions last winter...
It still goes where it is pointed, and self centring does bring it back to straight ahead.
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The Kleber Dynaxer HP2's are decent tyres. Kleber is a very well known make of old and a subsiduary in some way of Michelin. I have chosen them for both my cars (ie over Michelins from Costco), they are reasonably priced (at ATS at least), they hang on & wear well, are quiet, stay in balance and wet grip is very good. Oh and I think I recall that dealers fix punctures on them for free.
Suggest that if the problem is not better in a few miles, try swap of tyres front to rear or take the car back in case there is something bent or amiss.
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