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pro comp tyres?

Post by --sinner-- »

just wanted a set of these for my 4runner, some of their all terrains, rated to 80thousand k's, and they have a buy 3 get one free thing going this month, any idea who stocks them around the gold coast area?
anyone had experiance with this tyre?
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Post by LC »

Hi,

I know this is a Nissan site however i have the Pro Comp A/T's 265/75x16 on a Prado GXL V6 Manual petrol 3.4ltr (I use my '88 GQ 4.2 petrol carby off road, & the Prado on road now), however before the GQ i used the Prado off-road in billabong mud holes, shales and bush, gravel - incl corrigated, and they are fantastic! They're great on road, and have got thru' mud holes the GQ can't (altho' running worn down BFG A/T's 32.10.5x15). In greasy mud they do fill up i slide out. I cannot recoomend them any more highly. I'm after a set of X-Terrain for the GQ. The ProComp offer is a great one.

Good luck.
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Post by punk_180 »

my mate has some on his hj60. i recon they work really well, he can almost follow me anywhere i go. im only running cooper ST's i only get away on the really slippery stuff.
jump on the pro comp website. I think they have a list of the distributers on there.
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Post by Hoppy11 »

I running X-Terrains, love en!! bit of humming at about 60, but like someone here said, it's a good reason to go faster.
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Post by Emo »

From what I've seen, both the X-Terrain and M/T'S are great offroad but they are more likely to roll a tyre off the rim if you get the pressures a bit low. Having said that, they don't suffer from trapping crap in the beads like I get from my BFG M/T's
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Post by evanstaniland »

LC wrote:
I know this is a Nissan site however

Good luck.
:roll: which site is a nissan site???

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Post by Beastmavster »

Yeah my thoughts EVAN.


This isnt a nissan site, just all people with a clue drive nissan :P
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Post by turps »

Emo wrote:From what I've seen, both the X-Terrain and M/T'S are great offroad but they are more likely to roll a tyre off the rim if you get the pressures a bit low. Having said that, they don't suffer from trapping crap in the beads like I get from my BFG M/T's

MMM other than they tyres in the MT and XT pattern being more likely to be running lower tyre pressure. I cant see in reason why a AT would stick to a rim any better that the others.
I think its more of case of more people letting them down lower.
As I couldnt imagine the MT and AT to be very different in theside wall or under the tread.
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Post by newbyferoza »

When does the buy three get one free deal end? Also where can you get them in Brisbane
have hundreds of mods planned by the year 2020
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