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tyres kumho kl71 v baja claw radial v cooper stt
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tyres kumho kl71 v baja claw radial v cooper stt
has anyone tryed the new kumho kl71 yet if so what do you think
tossing up between them and tne new cooper stt as well as the baja claw radial
thanks t bags
tossing up between them and tne new cooper stt as well as the baja claw radial
thanks t bags
I don't know much about the new Kumho, but the STT and the Claw are different tyres for different applications. Search for Claw and you'll see some of the recent discussions here.
To me, the STT is an excellent tyre for moderate to hard offroading (as classified in paper publications - not by OL members
) and it's a great touring tyre. The Claw is a more extreme tyre, more aimed at hardcore offroad, and less of a tourer.
Where do you want to go?
Scott
To me, the STT is an excellent tyre for moderate to hard offroading (as classified in paper publications - not by OL members

Where do you want to go?
Scott
Re: tyres kumho kl71 v baja claw radial v cooper stt
http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/PHP_Modul ... light=kl71t bags wrote:has anyone tryed the new kumho kl71 yet if so what do you think
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[quote="v840"]I bet you're the kind of person, when you're railing someone in the ass
you don't even have the common courtesy to give them a reach around! [/quote]
Dan
[quote="v840"]I bet you're the kind of person, when you're railing someone in the ass
you don't even have the common courtesy to give them a reach around! [/quote]
Twisted by Design
Check my post above!NJ SWB wrote:Really happy with your... what?TWISTY_TOY94 wrote:I'm still really happy with mine.....awesome grip in all surfaces....the only problem I can see with them is poor mileage...as they are pretty soft.....
gu4800 wrote:http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/PHP_Modul ... light=kl71t bags wrote:has anyone tryed the new kumho kl71 yet if so what do you think
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Dan
[quote="v840"]I bet you're the kind of person, when you're railing someone in the ass
you don't even have the common courtesy to give them a reach around! [/quote]
Dan
[quote="v840"]I bet you're the kind of person, when you're railing someone in the ass
you don't even have the common courtesy to give them a reach around! [/quote]
Twisted by Design
.....and smoke well. (you left this bit out DaveTWISTY_TOY94 wrote:I'm still really happy with mine.....awesome grip in all surfaces....the only problem I can see with them is poor mileage...as they are pretty soft.....

As Scott mentioned, the STTA3 is a different application. Great tyre for it's intended pupose. Drives really well on the blacktop and provides good traction off road for moderate tracks and touring.
The Claw and KL71 are more aggressive patterns and are designed for the more adventurous trails. Onroad they aren't quite as nice to drive on as the STTA3. Dollar wise the KL71 is cheaper than the Claw, but will give you less mileage.
Cheers,
Ryano
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