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New KL71 Kuhmo Mud tyres - got them fitted to my 4Runner

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Post by BIG GQ »

Chris (giantracing) has had a set of these for a fair while now (got one of the first sets I think) and he is happy with them.
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any ideas if they make a 37 or a 38??
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Smoked the Kuhmo's up for the first time this arve....didn't get any pics, but fark they smoke up nice!! just ask some of the guys that were at suziworx...... :armsup: :cool:
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Finally got to see a pic of the 37x14.00R24 Kumho's

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how many miles do you think these babies can do? Look great.
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Post by rockrover »

have to say i dont think they are gunna have a real long life but they will be fun along the way
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Post by grazza »

Interesting to see how they perform in the mud. Sand is easy.

My MTR's have done about 35,000 and are now crap in the mud. Had to be snatched out twice by an old '60 which had new BFG's. Not good when a '60 gets places my GQ cant.... :cry:

Will be looking for a new set of tyres soon.
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Post by dirtyGQ »

grazza wrote:Interesting to see how they perform in the mud. Sand is easy.

My MTR's have done about 35,000 and are now crap in the mud. Had to be snatched out twice by an old '60 which had new BFG's. Not good when a '60 gets places my GQ cant.... :cry:

Will be looking for a new set of tyres soon.
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Post by Bingham »

well.... micky t's mt z are on the rubber test truck now :armsup: i'm joining the club on return from the north.............

how the micky t's smoke or they still ya babies?

twisty you said they were reasnobly quiet? how they compare noise wise to the kuhmo? currently getting a little rubber groan at certain speeds namely 60 km's//// painful when on car kit...

we can only try these new tyres- ryano you seem to be happy with them so far a bit early but that sort of feedback?

what sort of kms would you hope for on the kuhmos and the micky t's on a patrol?
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Haven't smoked up the MTZ's yet......am not too keen to dump the clutch with 35's on....even though I'm sure it'd probably do it......I'll wait till I get the new diff ratios then have a go....

Noise wise, the kumho's were deffintly a little louder.....the kumho's were quiet when I first got them, but got louder as the weared (as most tyres do I guess).....The MTZ's don't have much road noise at all around town, but once at highway speeds they get the usual mud tyre noise.
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TWISTY_TOY94 wrote:Haven't smoked up the MTZ's yet......am not too keen to dump the clutch with 35's on....even though I'm sure it'd probably do it......I'll wait till I get the new diff ratios then have a go....

Noise wise, the kumho's were deffintly a little louder.....the kumho's were quiet when I first got them, but got louder as the weared (as most tyres do I guess).....The MTZ's don't have much road noise at all around town, but once at highway speeds they get the usual mud tyre noise.

well i guess your the test monkey for the tyres... but suziworx is still the test place for the burnouts...

get em around here dave... :armsup:
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mud4b wrote:
TWISTY_TOY94 wrote:Haven't smoked up the MTZ's yet......am not too keen to dump the clutch with 35's on....even though I'm sure it'd probably do it......I'll wait till I get the new diff ratios then have a go....

Noise wise, the kumho's were deffintly a little louder.....the kumho's were quiet when I first got them, but got louder as the weared (as most tyres do I guess).....The MTZ's don't have much road noise at all around town, but once at highway speeds they get the usual mud tyre noise.

well i guess your the test monkey for the tyres... but suziworx is still the test place for the burnouts...

get em around here dave... :armsup:
will do sometime Mark.....might chuck some stocko's in the back next time I can down a phew drinks and have a go....and get it on camera this time!! :armsup: :cool:
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Post by Ryano »

Morning All.

Just thought I'd let everyone know that the Kumho KL71 is now available in Australia in a couple of specialty sizes. More are coming.
38x15.50R18
35x12.50R18

As yet the 285/75R16, 305/70R16 and 315/75R16 haven't arrived, but they are due in a couple of months along with some 37x13.50R20 and 37x13.50R22. :armsup:

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Post by BundyMonkey »

now that is room for some bling
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Post by Bingham »

Dont look a bad peice of rubber but i suspect milage will be an issue....

currently have 52 000 kms on ryanos MTZ's and going hard. I suspect 80 should pull them up which is not bad at all :armsup: best muddy with manners to date for me and they most certainly will be going back on my girl :armsup:
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Bingham wrote:they most certainly will be going back on my girl :armsup:
what are you going to put on the car then?
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Post by PK »

I've been running theses for about 8 months on my Cherokee in 31x15 and I am really happy with them.

Quiet on road, even ok on wet bitumen, great in the bush, and wearing better than I expected.

I paid just under $200 fitted.
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Bingham wrote:they most certainly will be going back on my girl :armsup:
what are you going to put on the car then?
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Got a set of KL71 in 33" last friday............ then drove down to Yalwal that evening and gave them a run through mud and over rock all in wet conditions.

I'm happy with how they went especially in in the mud.
Like the sidewalls, felt them working after slipping sideways on a muddy climb out of creek crossing. Got out an had a look and could see the marks in the side of the rut where they had gripped.

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How much did you pay for them
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Post by bogged »

how are people finding these now? got a mate after some "budget" tires in 285's..

He would love MTR's/MTZ/Xterrain and yea the false economy of buying cheap tires yadda ;)
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do these tyres come in 35 inch and what is approx price??
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DUDELUX wrote:do these tyres come in 35 inch and what is approx price??
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Post by bogged »

http://www.kumho.com.au/product_detail. ... &tyre=KL71
305-70-16 - $265 ....... No stock until late March :(
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Post by Hobie18 »

I've got them fitted to the rangie in the 31's and find them great. I got them through Fourbys when they first released them, they're a fairly soft compound so grip nicely and also clean well
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Post by bogged »

Hobie18 wrote:I've got them fitted to the rangie in the 31's and find them great. I got them through Fourbys when they first released them, they're a fairly soft compound so grip nicely and also clean well
how many klms you got on them now? What sort of terrain??
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Post by Hobie18 »

Hey Bogged, think i've done about 15-20,000km on them, they have 11mm of tread remaining, not sure how many they started with though

Terrain wise, to much road unfortuntely :cry: then SE Qld 4wding, LCMP, Ormeau, Glass House Mountains and sand etc
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bogged wrote:how are people finding these now? got a mate after some "budget" tires in 285's..

He would love MTR's/MTZ/Xterrain and yea the false economy of buying cheap tires yadda ;)
Still going good for me, I run two sets of tyres (town and play) so they are seeing mostly off road work.

Left em on for a few weeks whilst driving around Sydney, soft compound and very gripy on road for muddys but boy they will wear quick if your constantly running em on the black stuff.
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