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Which Muddies Are Best For Wear??

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Which Muddies Are Best For Wear??

Post by Lux_89 »

Hey Guys! just a quickie on tyres, what brand make the best wearing mud tyre, because im planning on muddies soon but they will be getting bout 50 50 use road to scrub.. Any ideas? Thanks heaps guys! :)
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Post by HotFourOk »

I think BFG M/T get good kms out of them.
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Post by mud80 »

i have had pro comp 35 inch muds on my 80 for over the last 2 years and have done over 60 000 km on them. never had a problem with them!

give them a look as they are going as a pay for 3 and get one free deal! :D
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Post by chops »

MTR :finger:
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Post by badger »

ill second that chops

just make sure you rotate them
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Post by badger »

oh wait i take that back.

coopers mate. providing all the lugs dont fall off they will do 1000000000000000000000 kms
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Post by chops »

you'll get good life out of most tyres as long as you keep to the 3 important things:

pressure
rotation
wheel alignment
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Post by RockyF75 »

chops wrote:MTR :finger:
he said he wanted the best wearing ''mud tyre'' not glorified all terrain's :P :D
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Post by HotFourOk »

RockyF70 wrote:
chops wrote:MTR :finger:
he said he wanted the best wearing ''mud tyre'' not glorified all terrain's :P :D
A/T my a$$ :finger:

My MTRs are wearing okay so far.. and are great in all conditions.
I don't know why they have a bad name in mud :?

They are a lot softer comound though, so I thought on a heavier car they would wear a bit more.
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Post by Goatse.AJ »

I've got 100,000k outta my old style BFG muds, but that's on a relativley lightweight vehicle. They're farked now and due for replacement.
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Post by Struth »

Claws only give about 50,000 km but fark do they love mud and rocks :armsup:
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Post by Dee »

Struth wrote:Claws only give about 50,000 km but fark do they love mud and rocks :armsup:
yeah, id expect to get 60-70 out of my 33 claws.

ive done 20 000 and they look to be about 75% (if i dont sell em and go 35's :D )

Thats rotating the spare in, keeping good pressures and getting them balanced properly each time, while keeping a good wheel alignment.
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Post by patzuki »

Ive done 78000 on my GU, reckon i'll get another 10-15 easy!
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patzuki wrote:Ive done 78000 on my GU, reckon i'll get another 10-15 easy!
On what?
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Post by Hekta »

chops wrote:MTR :finger:
They're a rock tyre ;)
HotFourOk wrote:My MTRs are wearing okay so far.. and are great in all conditions.
I don't know why they have a bad name in mud
I find mine clog up quickly. I think the BFG's perform better in mud, but MTR for everything else :cool:
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Post by leigh 2 »

l got BFG M/T on my and love them :D :D :D
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Post by chops »

Hekta wrote:
chops wrote:MTR :finger:
They're a rock tyre ;)
HotFourOk wrote:My MTRs are wearing okay so far.. and are great in all conditions.
I don't know why they have a bad name in mud
I find mine clog up quickly. I think the BFG's perform better in mud, but MTR for everything else :cool:
bit of extra right foot and they're soon unclogged :D
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Post by sickgq »

simex 36 et2 are the best for wear if you got the $$$$
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Post by mud guts »

New compound BFG muds 35". up to 60 thou with about 30% left.
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Post by HotFourOk »

sickgq wrote:simex 36 et2 are the best for wear if you got the $$$$
Aren't they bias ply?
I thought they wouldn't have as good wear characteristics as a BFG or the likes.
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Post by moz440 »

can anyone comment on the silverstone 117 sports? ps, also would love to know about the simex et2's
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Post by nixGQ »

i've run a set of 5 33'bfg muds on my GQ rotated every approx 10,000k's and got 100,000k's out of them. Copped two punctures in them from crap on the road :bad-words: but no other probs. Handled well on road as is daily driver and perform offroad.Got the same again this year. :armsup:
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Post by MUSS »

HotFourOk wrote:I think BFG M/T get good kms out of them.
yeah i will vouch for that... i had a set on my middy for 4 years did every thing on them and to them ripped numerous lugs off on rock trashed the bead protector and only one puncture due to some half wit tradie on site recon i got well over 80 000+ km out of them and they are still goin but a mate uses them no on his week end warrior :armsup: :armsup: run extremely well at 115-19 psi when wanting to tackle the hard stuff too... i cant fault em :armsup: :armsup:
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Post by 410sierra »

MUSS wrote:115-19 psi
:shock: :shock:
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Post by j-top paj »

moz440 wrote:can anyone comment on the silverstone 117 sports? ps, also would love to know about the simex et2's
ive done at least 20k on them and they look like new still, (except for the usual cuts from rocks etc..)
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Post by j-top paj »

BFG muddies seem to be going ok so far
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Post by cleanskin »

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Post by andrew e »

i treat my bfg muddies like crap - no allignment (yeah i probebly need one) and i lost all my weights the first time i hit rocks. i'm looking at 45000 now and their about half way worn. i've seen claws as slicks after 60K when treated nicely.

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Post by MUSS »

410sierra wrote:
MUSS wrote:115-19 psi
:shock: :shock:
:rofl: :rofl: one to many 1's :armsup:
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Post by Struth »

i've seen claws as slicks after 60K when treated nicely.
Claws are real mans tires, we don't care how many Ks ya get :agrue:
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