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Anyone like/know about Mickey Thompson MTZ's?

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Anyone like/know about Mickey Thompson MTZ's?

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Post by 1Tuffrover »

One of my mates has them on his 79 series crusier ute. They seem to be alright we went out the other day wheeling on them and they performed fine. Just have to wait and see how many Ks he gets out of them

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Post by physh »

I liked them enough to go buy em after a friend had them on his 105 series, but have found them too big for my usage (315/75/R16 or 35").
Quiet, suprisingly so given the tread pattern.
Very easy to balance.
There's a lot of meat on them, most people apparently will get 60,000+km out of them, including giving them hell.

(btw mine are for sale... :) )
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Post by bogged »

have a look for a 3 page thread in this section...
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Post by GU BUG »

I ripped a sidewall on 1 the first week I had them :x
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Post by klrevo »

physh wrote:I liked them enough to go buy em after a friend had them on his 105 series, but have found them too big for my usage (315/75/R16 or 35").
Quiet, suprisingly so given the tread pattern.
Very easy to balance.
There's a lot of meat on them, most people apparently will get 60,000+km out of them, including giving them hell.

(btw mine are for sale... :) )
the tyres that you have that i can see in the for sale section are Dick Cepek (Micky Thompson) FC II's????

are they FC II's or MTZ's???

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Post by 92mav »

i got mtz's after having mtr's and as far as i'm concerened they are a better tyre. on the black top they are muth quieter and better in the wet with quite good road manners. off road they are very similar and i am yet to have a tyre off th bead or punctured

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Post by TWISTY »

Got a set of 315/75/R17's on my 4runner and am really happy with them....perform well on every surface, and are wearing really well!!

There is some pics in this thread I started when I got mine.
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Post by wrksux »

anyone got an approx price in a 33 r 15.
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Post by crankycruiser »

Ive got em on my 80 now.. and so far they are great.. havent had em proper bush yet so i cant really comment on wat they are like in the scrub...

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Post by klrevo »

shit theyre fat hey, what are those? the specialty sizing? 13.5"? 15"? they look awesome cranky :D

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Post by crankycruiser »

klrevo wrote:shit theyre fat hey, what are those? the specialty sizing? 13.5"? 15"? they look awesome cranky :D

dean ;)
yer they are PHAT thats for sure :D they are 38 x 15.5 x 16's :D
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crankycruiser wrote:
klrevo wrote:shit theyre fat hey, what are those? the specialty sizing? 13.5"? 15"? they look awesome cranky :D

dean ;)
yer they are PHAT thats for sure :D they are 38 x 15.5 x 16's :D
15.5" wide, niiiiiiiiice :cool:

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Post by not not »

Had them on my patrol in a 265/16 for towing reasons and now they are on the miss pajero and are a very well behaved tyre on road Quiet and are wearing really well. Had em on a dirt road today tryn to hand the rear out and the buggers wouldnt let go of the road As far as off road in low range i havent had em in that situation yet.
GUBUG if ya riped a sidewall then it musta been harsh as the new mickeys have one of the strongest sidewalls of any road/offroad tyre.
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Post by physh »

klrevo wrote: the tyres that you have that i can see in the for sale section are Dick Cepek (Micky Thompson) FC II's????

are they FC II's or MTZ's???

dean ;)
Both. :)

33" FC-II tyres x5... (305/70/R16)
35" MTZ tyres x5... (315/75/R16)

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Post by klrevo »

yeh when i saw that the FC II's were 305/70 i thought you must have had both...but why are you selling BOTH>?? i know everythings for sale for the right price, but still? is there a reason why???

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Post by physh »

klrevo wrote:yeh when i saw that the FC II's were 305/70 i thought you must have had both...but why are you selling BOTH>?? i know everythings for sale for the right price, but still? is there a reason why???

dean
Sorry bout the slight thread hijack... But reason for sale is trying to get some cash together to buy a ute and bike.
Both are for sale for the right price, whichever sells first I'm happy to use the others... :)


Back on topic, the MTZ's look the goods, and are strong as hell.
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Post by bucketofbolts »

just rang micket t, and there a good price, $310-33's, $338-35's, definatly worth a try
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Post by not not »

Dont forget that they look horne!!!!!!!
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Post by Bingham »

well well well
mud=vgood
rock=vgood
road=vgood
noise=fine
fast gravel=vgood
sand= ok but on first impressions they dig more than i expected 18lb in really soft shit --20lb and they will work ok

wear=nearly got 20 000 on mine already and look like it'll be at least 60 000 maybe more... everyones been shocked to see how good they look at this many km's.

Price= Talk to ryano the rubber god at fourby's marooka when he gets back from tripping around the country side :D ;)

am overdue for a balance and rotation sorry ryano but will get there but seem to hold balance muh longer than previous rubber.

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Post by crankycruiser »

does anyone think these will be as good if not better than the claws in mud.. cos mine sure seem chunkier than the claws.. mine are nearly as agressive as my creepies.... the centres would be better than the creepies jsut the outer lugs are not quiet as good..

the only reason i ask is cos on the web site they say that MTZ's are 60%mud 40%road and the claws are 80%mud and 20% road...
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