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    What influences your tyre choice?

    I have to come up with a new print advertising campaign for a leading tyre brand.

    When you were forking over that last 'six hundy' what would you say were the factors that influenced your decision to buy wot you dun?

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    Reliability and brand, the tyre is going to wear out, not fall apart and stickability, the tyre is going to keep me on the planet.



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    Whether or not the tyre has Pirelli stamped on the side, if not - no purchase.

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    My last set was chosen based on the fact that my first three preferences weren't available.

    So maybe a big selling point would be that the tyres are available when wanted.
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    Quote Originally Posted by James Deuce View Post
    Price. If I spent $600, I failed.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jantar View Post
    My last set was chosen based on the fact that my first three preferences weren't available.

    So maybe a big selling point would be that the tyres are available when wanted.
    Agreed!

    I never plan ahead enough...when I decide I need new rubber, I need it now...so I'm often constrained to what the shop has on their shelf.

    An in-stock guarantee would be nice.
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    Quote Originally Posted by boman View Post
    Reliability and brand, the tyre is going to wear out, not fall apart and stickability, the tyre is going to keep me on the planet.

    What would you say has shaped your perception of brand/s?

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    price & availability....plus recommendations & opinions of you lot
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    Quote Originally Posted by Big Dave View Post
    I have to come up with a new print advertising campaign for a leading tyre brand.

    When you were forking over that last 'six hundy' what would you say were the factors that influenced your decision to buy wot you dun?
    Wouldn't that depend on your target market?
    ie a phrase like "sticks like the preverbial to a blanket" would be lost on a long distance touring tire.

    Or, "super tread clearing lug profile gives exceptional traction in muddy conditions " would be lost when the target market is racing around Ruapuna every weekend.

    How about some clues BD?

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    pretty tread patterns

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jantar View Post
    My last set was chosen based on the fact that my first three preferences weren't available.

    So maybe a big selling point would be that the tyres are available when wanted.
    Notes: explore 'stock and availability angle'.

    taa.

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    Quote Originally Posted by LBD View Post

    How about some clues BD?
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