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Anyone had any experiences with these tyres in a Radial.
Can they be bought in Australia easily

Cheers, Dano

i used to run these.

in my opinion they handle much the same as any other muddie, but look better.

hi i have just got some would like to know how they go have not been off road yet

Hey Anthony, what size did you buy and how much????
And where from???

Cheers, Dano.

I've been running them (35x12.5 R15) on my 40 for about the last 12 months. Also ran them on the 4runner for a couple trips before selling it. I couldn't fault them at all! Great on the black top, wet and dry, not too loud (probably quieter then the daily 33" MTZs) and seemed to handle everything offroad well. I can defintley recomend them! I only sold them to go to a slightly bigger bias tyre as I couldn't see the point having radial tyres for daily and play.

I got mine through Ryano at www.fourbys.com.au

Couple pics.

I ran mine 5 years ago and they are a fantastic offroad tyre, not too flash on wet tar, but offroad they are great. solid sidewalls too, good ol interco thick rubber in the sidewalls.

i had 285 75 16 on my 120 series prado

srowlandson wrote:I ran mine 5 years ago and they are a fantastic offroad tyre, not too flash on wet tar, but offroad they are great. solid sidewalls too, good ol interco thick rubber in the sidewalls.

they are HEAVY , but thats the price you pay for thick walls.

I had them in 35 x 12.5 15 on the GQ.

Only sold them to go to Simex's would have another set in 17's

got quoted $485 a tyre and a minimum of a 8 week wait before they were in oz. there is a set of 34s here for i think it was bout 430 a tyre

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going by their website, they only have a 2 ply sidewall. how heavy can they be? surely not heavier than a tyre with a 3ply sidewall?

could be mistaken?


bloody expensive. they look similar to a Bighorn in tread design.