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wbowner
18th June 2015, 01:19 PM
I want to replace my tyres on my D4 and I am looking at the hankook dynapro rf10 ATM Hankooks -255/55 r19

Local JAX In the Act used to have them but they don't seem to be advertised any more

So what are people paying for their Hankooks and where did you get them.

Thanks for any help

Richard

disco4now
18th June 2015, 01:36 PM
I was after some just recently. 255/55/19 was out of stock. Not on Jax web site but on my second visit got them to ring supplier. 3-8 weeks delay ie shipment expected from factory but not left yet. That was two weeks ago. I went with Goodyear wrangler Duratech @ $440 from tyresales as I was about to leave.
Regard
Gerry

wbowner
18th June 2015, 03:09 PM
Went to JAX today to check and they ordered them for me
$299



Hopefully no problem

Richard

theins
19th June 2015, 02:46 PM
Bought them 5 weeks ago for 300 each. 255/55/19.

Good Luck!

wbowner
19th June 2015, 05:07 PM
Bought them 5 weeks ago for 300 each. 255/55/19.

Good Luck!

Thanks mate.

I am thinking of ordering 6 as want a second spare when travelling. Unfortunately I don't have a 6th rim but have the extra spare better than nothing. I will have a look around but do not want to spend a lot on it.

When I cut over I will have an unused OEM wrangler available. Any one want to make an offer for it :).

Richard

theins
21st June 2015, 08:31 AM
Thanks mate.

I am thinking of ordering 6 as want a second spare when travelling. Unfortunately I don't have a 6th rim but have the extra spare better than nothing. I will have a look around but do not want to spend a lot on it.

When I cut over I will have an unused OEM wrangler available. Any one want to make an offer for it :).

Richard

I swapped all 5 tyres.

Have the same problem with the OEMs. They have only done 4500k.
Nobody seems to want them.

My approach. ..I have kept the OEMs and will swap back to the OEMs after the trip to wear them out. Don't need the ATs in town...

Cheers

wbowner
21st June 2015, 09:04 AM
I swapped all 5 tyres.

Have the same problem with the OEMs. They have only done 4500k.
Nobody seems to want them.

My approach. ..I have kept the OEMs and will swap back to the OEMs after the trip to wear them out. Don't need the ATs in town...

Cheers
Mine are around 42,000km an a bit stuffed. One even has a nail I it 😁. The spare has never been used.

I don't have the room to keep them any way. I tried keeping the OEMs on a previous car so I could do what you mentioned. They take up a lot of room and I was continually moving them around.
Unless you can swap the tyres yourself you may find it will cost a bit to get them swapped over.

If I get six my plan would be to try and rotate the 6 around but that would mean haveing them take a tyre off and putting one on each time.
May be more trouble than it is worth.

I had thought of keeping the original spare as my second spare but if I got down to having to use the second spare running a tyre like that with the others may not be good.

Richard

theins
21st June 2015, 08:09 PM
Well, at least you got go wear out the OEMs. At 42k would expect them to be at the end of their live...

I asked about the cost of swapping... about 100 dollars.. better than throwing away almost new tyres. ..

I am currently preparing for a trip to Birdsville and thought about taking one as a second spare, but can't find the space for it...

Cheers

wbowner
21st June 2015, 10:23 PM
Well, at least you got go wear out the OEMs. At 42k would expect them to be at the end of their live...

I asked about the cost of swapping... about 100 dollars.. better than throwing away almost new tyres. ..

I am currently preparing for a trip to Birdsville and thought about taking one as a second spare, but can't find the space for it...

Cheers

Yep we are kicking around the idea of a trip that way as well.
I am unsure if you can use the OEM wrangler as a second spare when running Hankooks else where. Does any one know?

Like you finding space is the problem. I was planning on taking only the tyre and could put it on the roof I suppose.

Richard

I must be getting old, I asked the question about mixing tyres last year but did not get an answer as the thread got side tracked about space saver type tyres instead of what I wanted to know.

http://www.aulro.com/afvb/d3-d4-rrs/191513-mixing-tyre-types.html

theins
22nd June 2015, 11:35 AM
Yep we are kicking around the idea of a trip that way as well.
I am unsure if you can use the OEM wrangler as a second spare when running Hankooks else where. Does any one know?

Like you finding space is the problem. I was planning on taking only the tyre and could put it on the roof I suppose.

Richard

I must be getting old, I asked the question about mixing tyres last year but did not get an answer as the thread got side tracked about space saver type tyres instead of what I wanted to know.

http://www.aulro.com/afvb/d3-d4-rrs/191513-mixing-tyre-types.html

Mixing tyres is a BIG no-no. However, if it were to allow me to limp to back to civilisation I would consider it.

Cheers

wbowner
22nd June 2015, 01:27 PM
Mixing tyres is a BIG no-no. However, if it were to allow me to limp to back to civilisation I would consider it.

Cheers
I giving some thought to getting 6 tyres then I will not have the issue

I can then just take the tyre only as a second spare.

Not sure if I could take the tyre off another rim and put this one if I had to

If I do buy a 6th I would like to include it in the tyre rotation but without a rim I am not sure the people who do the alignments etc will be happy to do it or will charge a fortune

Richard

theins
23rd June 2015, 11:59 AM
I giving some thought to getting 6 tyres then I will not have the issue

I can then just take the tyre only as a second spare.

Not sure if I could take the tyre off another rim and put this one if I had to

If I do buy a 6th I would like to include it in the tyre rotation but without a rim I am not sure the people who do the alignments etc will be happy to do it or will charge a fortune

Richard

The problem I have with a 6th tyre/wheel is that I have no place to put it... So am travelling with one spare only.

There are tools around to enable you to change a tyre on/off a rim, if you are so inclined. But if you are taking a 6th tyre might as well buy a rim instead of the tools..