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Silverstone extreme or simex extreme trekker

Tech Talk for Suzuki owners.

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Post by wideaz »

there is no way a new 33x10.5x15 messures 34.5 for the silverstones

they use to measure just over 30inches

im looking at gettin these tyres in the 16inch but i need them to measure 32.7 or they wont fit

are you sure you didnt buy the 35x11.5 cause they measure 34.5inches
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Post by mcwilly »

They measure 34.5 approx and are definately a 33x10.5. If u need 32.7 they won't fit with out guard mods
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Post by wideaz »

that is a huge 33 prob as big if not bigger than a simex 33inch
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Post by ajsr »

I think he's saying the 35's measure 34.4 inches wideas , not the 33's
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Post by mcwilly »

They are heaps bigger then simex 33s. 34.5 is for a silverstone marked 33x10.5. They are also 11 wide
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Post by mcwilly »

I'll get a pic if u need proof
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Post by ajsr »

wow they must have changed the mould then. the 33's used to measure around 31.5".
are they a bias ply mcwilly?
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Post by hugezook »

in my opinion the simex is a better tyre. BUT i cant justify the price difference between the two. i would go for the silverstones >.<
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Post by hugezook »

i have used both the tyres and the simex are better but not by much not enough to pay the extra $$ i reckon
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Post by Highway-Star »

hugezook wrote:in my opinion the simex is a better tyre. BUT i cant justify the price difference between the two. i would go for the silverstones >.<
why? what is your reasoning? Just saying something is better is pretty meaningless... I personally think the Silverstone is far better, particularly for a light Suzuki; and all because of its softer more grippy rubber compound and more flexible side wall (not that the Simex is "bad" to say)



So if the 33's are measuring 34.5 roughly now, what the hell are the 31's and 35's measuring?!?! :D
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Post by mrRocky »

i just wish some one would stock the silverstones over here in w.a.
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Post by nicbeer »

mrRocky wrote:i just wish some one would stock the silverstones over here in w.a.
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who have u tried as a mate runs the mt5117 extremes on his 75
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Post by alien »

i got my simex's from ryano landed to my doorstep almost $20 a tyre cheaper than i could buy them locally (although the local place are just douchebags anyway).
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Post by mcwilly »

i personally cant fault the silverstones yet they have awesome grip. The compound and design has been slightly modified and the tread itself is bigger and grippier then centepedes. I haven't let them down to see how they bag out yet. Much more aggressive then the centepedes aswell. My mate runs 33 pedes and thinks the silverstones appear a better tyre. I highly recommend them to anyone that isn't worried bout on road comfort and noise however be careful of the sizes as they are much bigger then the stamped size. Even the actual size listed on the site is wrong. I'd say allow atleast an inch over the size on the tyre
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Post by GRPABT1 »

Sounds like the silverstone sizing is all over the shop and is just luck of the draw I guess. It shows their lack of quality control when compared to the simex's. If they were more reliable in their sizes I'd buy them as a pure offroad tyre over the simex's on a zook. That said though I think I'll go swampers next anyway.
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Post by trialjimny »

Where do you buy silverstone tyres in oz?
Just curious about their prices over there.
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