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Post by big red hilux »

hi guys
just a query
what are the geolander mts like???

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Post by landy_man »

very expensive for what they are and directional......i,e, 2 spares
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Post by 12uke »

I have a set of 31"s on my Vitara and they are a bit soft for off road but stick well on road I had no choice with tyres as they were on the 4by when I bought it. They are gettting thinner buy the day.
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Post by NICK »

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Post by mike »

I have had a set of 31s on my sierra for a coupla years now. I use them for a general purpose tyre as my zook is just for fun and not used as a daily driver. For pure off road I use a set of Bogger TSLs.

Geolander MT Pros:
    6ply side wall and very strong
    Excellent on rocks (soft compound)
    V.Good in Mud- I reckon they have a small edge on the BFG MTs
    Directional so they clear better
    Fair on road, I've been surprised how much grip they have in the wet.
Geolander MT Cons:
    Wear! I'll be lucky to get 18,000 or so out of mine
    Price probably comparable to most better off road tyres but sure they're on the pricy side. $/km is not so flash if that's your main criteria
    Directional meh- not such a big deal, I just use a same size non directional spare
    Noisy on the black stuff, I can't hear them over my engine but my engine is VERY noisy, I'd guess they would be on par with most aggressive tyres


I like them, but all in all there are probably better value choices out there, I may try the Cooper MTs as my next general purpose tyre
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Post by zerosin »

try the toyo tranpath m/t its directional with a pattern similar to the MT Claw hard compound but the lugs flex pretty well and at $185 a tyre for 31x10.5x15 its dirt cheap...oh yeh and they dig in and spit it out like u wouldnt believe
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Post by roly »

i had 35's, they we shagged after 25,000kms

soft compound is an understatement

sidewall is weak as, staked one in cape easily

noisey as all fxxxck onroad and vibrate at low speeds
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Post by big red hilux »

Thanks guys.
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