Yep thats not a bad price. Is that a recent quote?
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Yep thats not a bad price. Is that a recent quote?
yes , Quote "as off" this Morning.:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Psimpson7
I need to find a better supplier of tyres!:o:)
I did a quick ring around this morning. Prices have risen a lot since I was looking 6 mths ago.
In 255/85 STs are $321, BFG KM2 are $350, Bighorns are $300.
At those prices I might have to reconsider going back to a 235/85 in something like a Yoky Geo12 at $260.
Try Ryano at Fourbys moorooka. Most of the outerlimits guys use him and his prices are pretty hard to beat. Just tell him you are an OL member.Quote:
Originally Posted by rar110
I have 255/85 Bighorns. Very happy. I did 15000 km on them over 3 weeks in January (perth - adl - melb - tas - syd - per). They wore a fair bit but still have at least 70% tread. I ahve done 20-25k km on them in total. They have good grip on and off road, however I have managed to stake 1 and puncture another - so IME not quite as tough as an MTR.
thanks Ben. Tried Fourby's. No better on price.
Did you get a quote from Ryan? He quoted me $233 a tyre, but that was almost 2 years ago. However he was miles cheaper than anyone else.Quote:
Originally Posted by rar110
No it wasn't Ryan, he wasn't around. The bloke said it didn't matter who quoted price.
I would Pm Ryano via outerlimits and see if he can do you a better price.Quote:
Originally Posted by rar110
I ran BFG AT's 255/85/16 on sunraysia rims, I had nothing but trouble with them rolling off as soon as I got below 20psi, and my fair share of pierced sidewalls in rocky/woody country i changed too cooper STT's (LT version) and they where nothing short of excellent in both hilly/rocky country and on the beach. Also travelled 10,000K's on a Simpson trip without incident.