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Post by mach289 »

the old tire debate
I want to run 35X16 on my 105 cruiser.

I have 33" bfg a/t and have used cooper a/t

This time i was thinking muds. MTR, Cooper or BFG.

Or maybe cooper st.

It will be a daily driver.

Thats why i was thinking maybe st or somthing similar.

can anyone recommend any others
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Post by srowlandson »

mach289 wrote:the old tire debate
I want to run 35X16 on my 105 cruiser.

I have 33" bfg a/t and have used cooper a/t

This time i was thinking muds. MTR, Cooper or BFG.

Or maybe cooper st.

It will be a daily driver.

Thats why i was thinking maybe st or somthing similar.

can anyone recommend any others


Procomp Xterrain,

Best all rounder i have used both on and off the road.

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Post by +dj_hansen+ »

X-terrain... good in the mud and good wear on road.
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Post by greenhilux »

i had a set of xterrains and they were ok, took them 60 000 to wear out, but now i got mickey thompson radial claws :d much much better. and a shit load cheaper.
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Post by DiscoDino »

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Post by slosh »

I'd recommend the MTR's.

But found out the other day they only make them up to 285/ 75r 16.

That's only 33 inch!
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Post by bogged »

slosh wrote:I'd recommend the MTR's.

But found out the other day they only make them up to 285/ 75r 16.

That's only 33 inch!


http://www.goodyear.com.au/showtyregood ... 0001387783

LT285/75R16 122/119P WGL MT/R

LT315/75R16 121P WGL MT/R GY
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Post by -Mick- »

Gotta vote x terrain :D Have had em on mine now for a while and quite impressed all round. Comprable to any normal muddie onroad and a good deal better than regular muddies offroad ;)

Plus they look the goods too :D But if you can live with a bit noisier tyre I reckon the radial claws are cool as well
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Post by mach289 »

thanks to all. will start looking around for prices.
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Post by srowlandson »

bogged wrote:
slosh wrote:I'd recommend the MTR's.

But found out the other day they only make them up to 285/ 75r 16.

That's only 33 inch!


http://www.goodyear.com.au/showtyregood ... 0001387783

LT285/75R16 122/119P WGL MT/R

LT315/75R16 121P WGL MT/R GY


the 40" comes in a 17" rim too ;) might fit the prado with its stoopid 17" rims
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Post by +dj_hansen+ »

DiscoDino.. arent the Iroks a really soft compound rock crawling tyre? Theyd probably be slicks after 20k on road.
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Post by mach289 »

Just wanted to know if any one has ever run cooper sure tracs.
Any good?

If not how do the radial claws handle on the black stuff?
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Post by coke »

If you mean the Cooper ST, then I have had 3 friends with them and they all say that they get slippery as hell when they get below 50%. Might be worth thinking about.

I got 60k out of my Cooper STT 33 x 12.5s, and they were pretty slippery below 30%. 2 years old.

I am now running MTRs on my GQ and they apprently wear quite quick, but I will see. Has anyone tried the Yokohama G-001?

http://www.yokohama.com.au/tyres/tyre.asp?TyreId=39

I was thinking about these but got the second hand MTRs off here instead...

Andrew
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