well if you are after a good cheap M/T tyre in 33x12.5x15 look out for a tyre called sumotamos they are cheap any very good the tread pattern is the same as BFT but with out the price tag
Ring total tyres in oakleigh on 03 95683366 and ask for sean
he will be very good on prices and they sell simx too and anything ya want they are the bigest inderpendent warehouse in melbourne
hope that will help
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tyres choice
i have a hilux surf 1988 LN61 full import this pic
shows that im realy in the shit
shows that im realy in the shit
One of my mates put a set of 33's on a '92 2.4L Surf with a 2" lift.
His was a manual though. It did make it a little sluggish off the mark, but once you were rolling it wasn't a drama.
Tyre choice comes down to application more than anything.
The Cooper ST is going to be great off road, in the mud it will give you heaps of traction. On the road they are quite friendly and at the right pressure on the sand they perform well. It really is a great all rounder with a little more preference for off road.
It's always been my opinion that if you do go off road it's better to have a tyre with more traction than you think you'll need, because quite often you get into a situation that you hadn't planned on and require that extra traction.
Hope this helps,
Ryano
His was a manual though. It did make it a little sluggish off the mark, but once you were rolling it wasn't a drama.
Tyre choice comes down to application more than anything.
The Cooper ST is going to be great off road, in the mud it will give you heaps of traction. On the road they are quite friendly and at the right pressure on the sand they perform well. It really is a great all rounder with a little more preference for off road.
It's always been my opinion that if you do go off road it's better to have a tyre with more traction than you think you'll need, because quite often you get into a situation that you hadn't planned on and require that extra traction.
Hope this helps,
Ryano
As I mentioned, I borrowed a set of coopers st and went for a play in Gembrook.
I didnt find them too bad and I felt a lot more confident having them on as when we went it was pretty muddy and lotsa fun!
I did find tho that there was one place I lost traction all together and almost ended up over a cliff.....on saying that I didnt let the tyres down (everyone else had) and I was last going along this track.
It was really slippery......I dont know if you know Gembrook but I also did Andersons track and got most of the way up that when it was REALLY BOGGY only I got stuck when I jumped out of the ruts and ended up lodged sideways across the track and it took 2 hrs to get me out (digging and winching and snatching) haha, it was grouse fun tho, made it the rest of the way up.
Im sure I would have had more traction if my tyres were down.
I didnt find them too bad and I felt a lot more confident having them on as when we went it was pretty muddy and lotsa fun!
I did find tho that there was one place I lost traction all together and almost ended up over a cliff.....on saying that I didnt let the tyres down (everyone else had) and I was last going along this track.
It was really slippery......I dont know if you know Gembrook but I also did Andersons track and got most of the way up that when it was REALLY BOGGY only I got stuck when I jumped out of the ruts and ended up lodged sideways across the track and it took 2 hrs to get me out (digging and winching and snatching) haha, it was grouse fun tho, made it the rest of the way up.
Im sure I would have had more traction if my tyres were down.
Sounds like you would be better off with a full mud tyre!! 
If you are playing fairly regularly and can handle a little bit more noise on the road...I'd go a full mud.
33x12.50R15 Mickey Thompson Radial Claw
These are fairly quiet on the black top compared to most other muddies, yet give heaps more traction off road!!
http://www.mickeythompsontires.com.au/t ... radial.htm
Check it out.
A set of 5 secondhand.... don't know if they are still available.
http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/PHP_Modul ... ght=mickey
If you are playing fairly regularly and can handle a little bit more noise on the road...I'd go a full mud.
33x12.50R15 Mickey Thompson Radial Claw
These are fairly quiet on the black top compared to most other muddies, yet give heaps more traction off road!!
http://www.mickeythompsontires.com.au/t ... radial.htm
Check it out.
A set of 5 secondhand.... don't know if they are still available.
http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/PHP_Modul ... ght=mickey
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