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Tyres for GV

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Tyres for GV

Post by grand zook »

Hey, I'm pretty new to all this. Anybody out there have any recommendations for tyre types and sizes for a GV?

I'm thinking AT's instead of MT's, as it does a fair bit of city and highway driving too, but I'm happy to be convinced otherwise.

Whaddya reckon?
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Post by nicbeer »

I have been told motorway are doing mongrels in a good size for the GV 16" rims

This may sway you that way along.

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Post by stumped »

nooooob :twisted: :D

ya know u want a set of these ben ;)
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ya gotta work out if ur willing to pay for the extra performance offroad; both in cost of replacing tyres quicker, and reduced performance onroad. i'd be happy with bgf muds or goodyear wranglers for onroad tyres, but they are gonna wear quicker and not work as good onroad...
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Post by RB zook »

CLAWS :D

$500 for 4 no rims ;)
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Post by grand zook »

Yeah, Steve, if you finance it for me!

You will? Thanks mate!

anyways, I reckon even if I go for ATs, most times I'll just run out of clearance before I run out of traction. But I'm still looking at that clearance thing too...

Ben
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Post by grand zook »

Hey RB,

What size are are they? How many k's on em?
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Post by RB zook »

31x11.5 but i dont recomend them on rd
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Post by roc box »

how much meat is left on them
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Post by RB zook »

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Post by Huggy »

you will need to find something in a 16inch as 15s willnot fit
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Post by stumped »

sorry dude, i'm too poor to afford boggers my junk, let alone yours :D
ya don't want ryan's claws, would suck badly for what you wanna do, lot worse on road the bfg muds...
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Post by RIKSTR »

Lifted, without taking it apart ,ie flares and skirts, about 30.8" I run 255/70 16 BFG Muddies

Got to be 16" rims cause of the front brakes
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