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Post by MYTTUF »

bruiser wrote:Also, do these tyres ever have a pefect balance, or are they always vibrating.

Thanks Steve.


I got mine balanced yesterday, 2 needed 30grams while the other 2 needed over 200grams. They all seem fine now though.
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Post by bruiser »

Yeah ok, they are balnce as they leave the shop,
but what about in two weeks time if the vehicle has not been driven and the tyre is out of shape.
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Post by Slunnie »

When you intially drive off they will bump around from the flat spot but after a couple of minutes they go round again and the balance is fine. In terms of vibration, they will always vibrate at low speeds due to the design of the tread pattern. Mud tyres do this also.
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Post by bruiser »

Would a set of these and a couple of spares be any good for a trip to the cape?
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Post by Slunnie »

I dont know if you need JT2's for that type of trip. They use a lot of fuel, don't handle as well as a muddie and will wear relatively quickly loaded on the highway. I have not been up there, though would have just run a muddie, MTR etc personally.
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Post by bogged »

bruiser wrote:Would a set of these and a couple of spares be any good for a trip to the cape?


Not really, your better off with AT's. Specially for the cost and weight of them
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Post by Bingham »

scotto wrote:I recently got JT2s...
They sound like an plane at +60km/h. later :twisted: remember there is a big market for 2nd handers if you change your mind


Well done scotto i couldnt agree more.........

i borrowed a mates 34s and sounded like a 747 coming down the runway compared to mtrs.....i could believe how loud and handled like shit - granted probly werent balance 100%.... i swore never to drive on road with them.....

and noise and handling doesnt usually concern me....
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