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8.25R16 tyres

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8.25R16 tyres

Post by chimpboy »

Anyone know of a good 8.25R16, maybe something light-truckish or tractorish that wouldn't be too expensive?
This is not legal advice.
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8.25 16's

Post by MUD EMPIRE »

Let me have a look through some listings.
I know I can get 7.5 16 tractor tyres R1's.
Get back to you tomorrow.
You wont get anything agressive in a radial tho.
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Post by Eddy »

Sorry dude ... 825 is gunna be expensive.

Most are 14 ply rating, and any thing lighter is like rocking horse excretia.
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8.25R16 Tyres

Post by 90pickup »

Check Michelin,
they sell a 8.25R16 Tyre. It is called XZL, I think. It comes from the same range (ARMY) as the 9.00R16.Not sure about the price...
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Post by grimbo »

look around for a Firestone SAT, awesome tyre and they came in this size but they are petty hard to come by, supposedly NZ has more of them
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http://www.4wdmonthly.com.au/forum/inde ... adid=22419
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Post by chimpboy »

Hi Eddy,

Yep I would go for 7.50R16 if I can't get 8.25. I am even thinking about 9.00R16, not sure what's legal if the largest original size was 7.50R16.
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Post by Eddy »

235/85R16 same diameter as 7.50, and an inch or so wider. Some fairly good treads available too.
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Post by vraamm »

Toyo make this M504ZP
http://www.toyo.com.au/LTRPDFs/M504z.pdf
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Post by Eddy »

Yokohama Geolander avail in 235/85R16


http://www.yokohama.com.au/ourtyres/tyre.aspx?tyreid=73
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Post by GQ Toy »

was going to run 8.25 16's on my ute but they were too hard to get hold of and new was not worth the expense (cheaper to run 35's)
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Post by Eddy »

If ya get REALLY desperate, youcould go to a truck wrecker and get some of whatever they got (they'll be 14 ply) and groove the hell out of'em ;)
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