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tyre feedback please
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tyre feedback please
hey guys just seeing if i can get some feedback on what you run...
looking at getting new tyres currently running 35x12x15...
would like to keep same size or go to a 36 but prefer to keep same width not to much bigger........
i am looking at spending upto 400 each but if can be convinced to go a little more i will.....
so would like to hear feedback on any sort of tyre
thanx dane
looking at getting new tyres currently running 35x12x15...
would like to keep same size or go to a 36 but prefer to keep same width not to much bigger........
i am looking at spending upto 400 each but if can be convinced to go a little more i will.....
so would like to hear feedback on any sort of tyre
thanx dane
wow nothing like being vague to get a great answer.
How about telling us what type of tyre you currently have, what sort of vehicle, what sort of driving you do, what sort of life you want out of them.
Then of course you have done a search and read through the millions of threads of different tyres on here already of course
How about telling us what type of tyre you currently have, what sort of vehicle, what sort of driving you do, what sort of life you want out of them.
Then of course you have done a search and read through the millions of threads of different tyres on here already of course
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i am currently running pro comp all terrain`s there ok just getting on i am driving a 92 mav wagon 5 inch lift 3 inch body 351 cleveland manual with no lockers as of yet....
of course a decent life span but yeah and to be honest im new to 4x4 or more tougher 4x4ing you could say but i dont mind rock and also love the mud haha....
and have done a bit of reading but yeah
i have seen the mickey thompson mtz and was not impressed with them to be honest on the climbing rock... so yeah just wanted peoples opinions and what they have used..
thanxdane
i am currently running pro comp all terrain`s there ok just getting on i am driving a 92 mav wagon 5 inch lift 3 inch body 351 cleveland manual with no lockers as of yet....
of course a decent life span but yeah and to be honest im new to 4x4 or more tougher 4x4ing you could say but i dont mind rock and also love the mud haha....
and have done a bit of reading but yeah
i have seen the mickey thompson mtz and was not impressed with them to be honest on the climbing rock... so yeah just wanted peoples opinions and what they have used..
thanxdane
i run maxxis bighorns on my dcab lux, 33s by 12.5 by 15. they seem pretty good for their price. $215 each. i run 32psi in front and 28 in rear on road and they run well had them for over a month now wearing pretty well considering the kilometers on road i do. u can vaigly see the nipples on the tread still. no complaints as of yet. i let them down to 15psi offroad could go lower as they are a pretty hard sidewall. they perform well offroad to and always seemed to free the mud well. they hum at about 80km/h upwards but thats expected from a muddy, they arent unbearable tho you can still talk to ppl in the cab which is hard anyway when the old 2.4 is screaming at 3000 on the highway lol. do your homework and it depends on the budget and the use. if your not always 4wding go for a decent AT otherwise each to their own with tyres i think!!
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I JUST BOUGHT A SET OF BIGHORNS 33 X 12.5, AND I AM STOKED WITH THEM.
HAD CLAWS LAST TIME, AND WAS IMPRESSED WITH THEM TO, BUT FOR THE $100 PER TYRE DIFFERENCE IN PRICE, I CANT SEE MUCH DIFFERENCE IN PERFORMANCE IF ANY AT ALL.
HAVE HAD BFG M/T'S, BUT WOULD NOT GET ANOTHER SET, WAS NOT VERY HAPPY WITH THEM FOR THE PRICE.
I JUST BOUGHT A SET OF BIGHORNS 33 X 12.5, AND I AM STOKED WITH THEM.
HAD CLAWS LAST TIME, AND WAS IMPRESSED WITH THEM TO, BUT FOR THE $100 PER TYRE DIFFERENCE IN PRICE, I CANT SEE MUCH DIFFERENCE IN PERFORMANCE IF ANY AT ALL.
HAVE HAD BFG M/T'S, BUT WOULD NOT GET ANOTHER SET, WAS NOT VERY HAPPY WITH THEM FOR THE PRICE.
92' Mav. seat covers, air freshner, floor mats, half eaten sandwich..........
http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/ftopic147700.php
http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/ftopic147700.php
I have 33x12.5x15 Maxxis Buckshots on my LWB GQ. Absolutely stoked with them. Reasonably quiet and handle quite well. Offroad I have had no trouble with rock, no tread ripping, chunking or sidewall damage (yet). I run 15psi in em, and have had great success in the sand too.
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X2 I love my Swampers (33x12.5x15), dont have Q78 (35 x 10.5ish) but next lot of tyres I want is the TSL 36x12.5x15. Swampers are an oversized tyre that's why i love em,ya get ya moneys worth IMO.Gwagensteve wrote:Q78.krazy_4x4 wrote:yeah i did they will be my second pair so only road use will be to and from 4x4ing
Steve.
White 92 GQ TD42 LWB (AKA Putt putt)
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i got 38K kms out of my set of Maxxis Buckshots in 30x9.5x15
Went to MTZ's afterwards, stoked with their performance, and they still measure the same depth after 5000kms of mostly highway driving.
Went to MTZ's afterwards, stoked with their performance, and they still measure the same depth after 5000kms of mostly highway driving.
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No there not. Have alook at there sizeing chart there all over the place. The numbers on side are just a ball park figure.micks troll wrote:X2 I love my Swampers (33x12.5x15), dont have Q78 (35 x 10.5ish) but next lot of tyres I want is the TSL 36x12.5x15. Swampers are an oversized tyre that's why i love em,ya get ya moneys worth IMO.Gwagensteve wrote:Q78.krazy_4x4 wrote:yeah i did they will be my second pair so only road use will be to and from 4x4ing
Steve.
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No there not. Have alook at there sizeing chart there all over the place. The numbers on side are just a ball park figure.
Have a look at the 36's - there's a heap of different sizing across the SX, TSL & IROK.
At one stage the 37 boggers measured 35.3" tall mounted, but I think this has been rectified.
Steve.
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I had 35inch BFG muddies. they seemed to go ok.
then 35inch bias claws. the sidewall was abit stiff and they measure small so i was abit unhappy but they dig nicely.
now i have 42TSLs and they are great. but for on road use not too good.
If you go alot of rock, id be saying go MTRs. but they arent too good in the mud from what i have seen wheeling with people who have them. but on road and rock they were tops.
what about boggers?
then 35inch bias claws. the sidewall was abit stiff and they measure small so i was abit unhappy but they dig nicely.
now i have 42TSLs and they are great. but for on road use not too good.
If you go alot of rock, id be saying go MTRs. but they arent too good in the mud from what i have seen wheeling with people who have them. but on road and rock they were tops.
what about boggers?
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My mistake my Swampers are over sized . not all others are. I haven't found another 33 as tall as mine though. Claws are badly under sized as is Maxxis and MTR's compared to my Swampers. Pretty sure the Simex "pedes" are a taller tyre though. M2cGwagensteve wrote:X2turps wrote:
No there not. Have alook at there sizeing chart there all over the place. The numbers on side are just a ball park figure.
Have a look at the 36's - there's a heap of different sizing across the SX, TSL & IROK.
At one stage the 37 boggers measured 35.3" tall mounted, but I think this has been rectified.
Steve.
White 92 GQ TD42 LWB (AKA Putt putt)
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My claws are slightly smaller than the bighorns, but not greatly. bighorns ar 32.9, or 34.6
They are pretty close for the 33, but 1/2 an inch off for the 35.
Really when it comes down to it, 1/2 an inch between tyres isn't a great deal. stay away from Nankangs though, their 33 is 31.3 that's a big difference.
They are pretty close for the 33, but 1/2 an inch off for the 35.
Really when it comes down to it, 1/2 an inch between tyres isn't a great deal. stay away from Nankangs though, their 33 is 31.3 that's a big difference.
92' Mav. seat covers, air freshner, floor mats, half eaten sandwich..........
http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/ftopic147700.php
http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/ftopic147700.php
Yes and No, when i can climb the sandstone ledge at Cityview with near new Swampers and my mate could'nt with new Maxxis. every bit helps. same as my step father getting high centred on a muddy run going through the same rutts as me and i got through he had to get snatched (running Claws) Just what ever suits yadklyne454 wrote:My claws are slightly smaller than the bighorns, but not greatly. bighorns ar 32.9, or 34.6
They are pretty close for the 33, but 1/2 an inch off for the 35.
Really when it comes down to it, 1/2 an inch between tyres isn't a great deal. stay away from Nankangs though, their 33 is 31.3 that's a big difference.
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