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Are JT'2 Legal?

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Are JT'2 Legal?

Post by Kruza »

I want some and insurace company said they dont care what size or type of tyre i get as long as its legal.

I just want to know if they are legal?

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Post by Kruza »

And do these tyres need tubes? or are they tubeless?
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Post by marin »

tubeless, but i run tubes in the front due to popping beads at under 20psi.

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Post by -Scott- »

The size of tyre also affects whether or not the tyre is "legal" A 265/75-16 JT2 is almost certainly legal for your Cruiser.

A 34" JT2 will almost certainly require engineering approval to be "legal."

This is a common question here. I suggest you peruse the various bibles for tyre info.

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Post by Slunnie »

AS far as my engineer was concerned.... they were speed and load rated, and he specified the JT2 onto my engineering cert specifically. AFAIK the 35" and under Simexs are all legal. I dont know either way about the 36 though.
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Post by De-lux »

my guess is no because they are bias ply.
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Post by Roctoy »

how about asking an engineer who can then sign off on the tyres, then the responsibility is on them not you. :D
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Post by evil_hitman »

they may not be legal on size but as far as for road use they are.
This exact question was asked in an e-mail group i'm in some time ago and as i had JT2's i emailed Chris Hummer at simex. Below is his response.

Matt
The Jungle Trekker 2 tyres, do meet ADR compliance. Therefore, are a legal
fitment. The only problem will occur when your diameter is increased over
the Vicroads roadworthy limits. or you fit any brand of tyre with a lower
load rating. Jungle trekker 2 has some of the highest load ratings around
and easily fits most vehicles.

All simex Jungle Trekker 2 and Extreme trekker tyres have load/speed ratings
which are required for Australian compliance and fitment to your vehicle.
"E" markings are also included to comply in Europe . Some tyres have a DOT
compliance which only relates to the USA.

regards,

Chris
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Post by Kruza »

Thanks guys for the help.

Ill give an engineer a call and see what he says.

And yes i was hoping to get them in 34".
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