Hi all
This might be a stuped question but i'm up for new tyres on my 4wd and was wanting to know what to get. I mainly drive the 4wd on the road with little off road (i'm a chippy so the 4wd is for work). just wanted your opinion.
jason
Notice: We request that you don't just set up a new account at this time if you are a previous user.
If you used to be one of our moderators, please feel free to reach out to Chris via the facebook Outerlimits4x4 group and he will get you set back up with access should he need you.
If you used to be one of our moderators, please feel free to reach out to Chris via the facebook Outerlimits4x4 group and he will get you set back up with access should he need you.
Recovery:If you cannot access your old email address and don't remember your password, please click here to log a change of email address so you can do a password reset.
Tyres
Moderators: toaddog, TWISTY, V8Patrol, Moderators
MT/Rs are a good tyre, but quite aggressive - could be overkill for somebody who doesn't do a lot of off-roading. It looks like Tiggr83 has joined OL just to ask this question (welcome to OL )
Would help to know the 4wd and what sort of off-roading you do.
I had excellent wear from a set of Cooper S/Ts, found them to be excellent for the off-roading I do, but they're a little noisey on road.
Other A/Ts to consider include Pirelli Scorpion, Toyo OPAT, or the good old reliable BFG A/Ts. For a cheaper tyre, the Silverstone A/Ts seem to perform OK offroad, but I'm not sure about on-road performance.
One final note: I'm a Coopers fan, but I wouldn't recommend Cooper A/Ts - I've heard too many stories about poor grip on wet bitumen.
Would help to know the 4wd and what sort of off-roading you do.
I had excellent wear from a set of Cooper S/Ts, found them to be excellent for the off-roading I do, but they're a little noisey on road.
Other A/Ts to consider include Pirelli Scorpion, Toyo OPAT, or the good old reliable BFG A/Ts. For a cheaper tyre, the Silverstone A/Ts seem to perform OK offroad, but I'm not sure about on-road performance.
One final note: I'm a Coopers fan, but I wouldn't recommend Cooper A/Ts - I've heard too many stories about poor grip on wet bitumen.
As predominately a road tyre i have had a great round out of toyo opats. I ran these for 2years until i wanted 33's so I swapped them for the Mtrs. After running Mtrs I would never own them again. They're crap on road noisy and no where near as good of road as my Swampers ( unfar test ) I am now currently running maxxis bravo 751 as road tyres They are a taller tyre than the Mtrs (another suck about Mtrs they're undersized) and they handle really well on road and are ok on dirt tracks and are a good sand tyre.
The Toyo's i got for $170e 31/10.5/15 2-3 years ago
the Maxxis were $210e 33/12.5/15 within last 12 mths
Have fun shopping you will get many mixed opinions. Depends on your load, vechicle, were and how rough the place you travel/ work. Take everything into concideration!
The Toyo's i got for $170e 31/10.5/15 2-3 years ago
the Maxxis were $210e 33/12.5/15 within last 12 mths
Have fun shopping you will get many mixed opinions. Depends on your load, vechicle, were and how rough the place you travel/ work. Take everything into concideration!
White 92 GQ TD42 LWB (AKA Putt putt)
licorice all sorts added
licorice all sorts added
Got the Toyo's on the Patrol, and they are good.
Wife has the Brigdestone AT's on her Pathfinder and they are a much better ride on the road and not loss on the dirt.
The quality of ride is also a little in favor of the the Pathfinder Ti opposed to the DX coil cab.
Pathfinder has destroyed 3 tyres where the Patrol hasn't damaged one.
Both are good options either way, and personally it would get down to cost.
- David.
Wife has the Brigdestone AT's on her Pathfinder and they are a much better ride on the road and not loss on the dirt.
The quality of ride is also a little in favor of the the Pathfinder Ti opposed to the DX coil cab.
Pathfinder has destroyed 3 tyres where the Patrol hasn't damaged one.
Both are good options either way, and personally it would get down to cost.
- David.
Need a bigger shed...
Who is online
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 10 guests