Guys looking at getting a new set of boots for the truck, either
Cooper St
BFG mud
Goodyear MTR
in a 33 x 12.5
Anyone bought recently?? What sort of price am I looking at? I am located in eastern Melbourne so any suggestions on shops would be appreciated.
Cheers
Jase
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Good price for tyres?
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Good price for tyres?
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never bought anything from there but Ryano from the board
is always posting good tech and stuff and sells tyres and looks after every one on the board so give them a call
never bought anything from there but Ryano from the board
is always posting good tech and stuff and sells tyres and looks after every one on the board so give them a call
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But I reckon those tyres you've listed aren't exactly interchangeable. What do you want to do with them?
For someone who loves mud, the BFG Muds are probably the best bet, but they don't have such a good reputation on-road. MT/Rs are a good all-round tyre, but probably not quite as good as the BFG in sloppy stuff. Cooper S/Ts are a good tyre too (I had no complaints with mine) but they're generally regarded as an aggressive A/T rather than a true M/T. I would expect them to be the cheapest of your list.
Horses for courses.
Scott
But I reckon those tyres you've listed aren't exactly interchangeable. What do you want to do with them?
For someone who loves mud, the BFG Muds are probably the best bet, but they don't have such a good reputation on-road. MT/Rs are a good all-round tyre, but probably not quite as good as the BFG in sloppy stuff. Cooper S/Ts are a good tyre too (I had no complaints with mine) but they're generally regarded as an aggressive A/T rather than a true M/T. I would expect them to be the cheapest of your list.
Horses for courses.
Scott
iv just put a set of NANKANG MUD STARS in 33"x12.5 on my patrol... cost me $200 each balanced and fitted from tyre power frankston. took them a day to get them for me.
drove them on the weekend at bunyip during that rain. both mates got stuck, and i didnt.
mate lost fowards traction on a hill climb. i drove up beside him, stopped, hooked snatch onto cars, and then snatched him up the rest.
only been bogged once wih them, that was in a drainage dam (also after alot of rain) stuk in about half a meter of mud.
drove them on the weekend at bunyip during that rain. both mates got stuck, and i didnt.
mate lost fowards traction on a hill climb. i drove up beside him, stopped, hooked snatch onto cars, and then snatched him up the rest.
only been bogged once wih them, that was in a drainage dam (also after alot of rain) stuk in about half a meter of mud.
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