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split rim tyres

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split rim tyres

Post by backyard_racer »

am doing a top end trip in a couple of months, and i am after some recommendations for a light truck tyre to fit onto the rim. i have never ran them before so have no experience.
really looking for some thing that has some aggresion. not after a road tyre as i will be off the tarmac alot of the time.

truck is a GU tray.

thanks
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Post by +dj_hansen+ »

Look into MRF Super Traction tyres, do a search for them and get in touch with Ryano for pricing.
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Post by Eddy »

the old SUPER GRIPPER.

Available everywhere, and usually cheap coz most dealers have almost new ones that people have traded off their new 4bies
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Post by v6hilux »

Eddy wrote:the old SUPER GRIPPER.
Available everywhere, and usually cheap coz most dealers have almost new ones that people have traded off their new 4bies
Road Grippers, by Dunlop, 750 - 16's is how you would describe them.
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Re: split rim tyres

Post by bogged »

http://www.exploroz.com/Forum/Topic/544 ... x%3fpn%3d1

You should read this, Willem lives in the Flinders... has been travelling since the 70's the lucky prick.. Very knowledgeable fella.
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Post by dogbreath_48 »

v6hilux wrote:
Eddy wrote:the old SUPER GRIPPER.
Available everywhere, and usually cheap coz most dealers have almost new ones that people have traded off their new 4bies
Road Grippers, by Dunlop, 750 - 16's is how you would describe them.
I've heard the japanese made ones (buy em from a toyota dealer - they have em lying around after fitting wide/alloy wheel packs to new cruisers) are better (same tread/construction but better rubber) than the aussie made ones. Unsure how much truth there is to that though...

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