How good are Yeti tips?

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rafail7
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How good are Yeti tips?

Post by rafail7 »

So I recently brought some and installed Yeti tips onto my Scirocco but I was wondering if they start becoming loose after a while from usage (such as bumpy roads) and them coming undone and come off because they are not screwed on, have any of you had any problems like this?

Here is a pic of it
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salsajoe
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Re: How good are Yeti tips?

Post by salsajoe »

Mine have been on for 3+ years and no problems. The tip still cleans up nicely with no residual carbon deposit or tarnished chrome. Better than the OEM ones on the Golf!!
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rafail7
Posts: 41
Joined: Sun Nov 23, 2014 12:52 am
I drive a: 1.4 TSI 122/125
In: Deep Black
With a: Manual box
Options: 30-35mm H&R lowering springs
19" Calibre Altus Matt Black Alloys
All white interior LED's
Red LED footwells
Yeti tips
Dectane DRL's
Number plate LED bulbs

Re: How good are Yeti tips?

Post by rafail7 »

salsajoe wrote:Mine have been on for 3+ years and no problems. The tip still cleans up nicely with no residual carbon deposit or tarnished chrome. Better than the OEM ones on the Golf!!

Good to hear, I was worried at first incase they become loose and undone but hopefully they will last me a long time
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