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coopers1969
19th April 2024, 10:18 AM
Hey all as per my last post I am able to get dueler Bridgstone in 19 inch or Toyo open country 19 inch about 250 difference for 5 dueler has a special. I have had dueler before in a 18 inch and was happy but have heard good things about Toyo any advise on the 2 about they can’t get wranglers which is the way I would go if I could.
Tombie
19th April 2024, 01:09 PM
Hey all as per my last post I am able to get dueler Bridgstone in 19 inch or Toyo open country 19 inch about 250 difference for 5 dueler has a special. I have had dueler before in a 18 inch and was happy but have heard good things about Toyo any advise on the 2 about they can’t get wranglers which is the way I would go if I could.
The Toyo will be a much better tyre...
V8Ian
19th April 2024, 08:02 PM
The Toyo will be a much better tyre...
Provided it doesn't rain; according to most reviews.
DiscoJeffster
20th April 2024, 03:11 PM
I have the latest version - Toyo Open Country III LT255/55 R19. I bought five. I’ve found them excellent but I live in WA where it seems it’ll never rain again. 
Quiet, good feel, wearing nicely. I’m at about 10,000km on them after three months [emoji51]
Slunnie
20th April 2024, 03:27 PM
Hey all as per my last post I am able to get dueler Bridgstone in 19 inch or Toyo open country 19 inch about 250 difference for 5 dueler has a special. I have had dueler before in a 18 inch and was happy but have heard good things about Toyo any advise on the 2 about they can’t get wranglers which is the way I would go if I could.
When you talk about Duellers and Wranglers, you're talking about a whole family of tyres rather than a specific tyre. These are both names for their particular brands 4WD tyre families.
For example, I can see that via Jax, you currently can get Goodyear Wrangler Duratrac RT's by Wednesday at $549ea.
V8Ian
21st April 2024, 06:08 AM
With a bit of haggling I got Mickey Thompsons for $405, last week. :thumbsup:
coopers1969
21st April 2024, 11:16 AM
When you talk about Duellers and Wranglers, you're talking about a whole family of tyres rather than a specific tyre. These are both names for their particular brands 4WD tyre families.
For example, I can see that via Jax, you currently can get Goodyear Wrangler Duratrac RT's by Wednesday at $549ea.
Dueler AT  is the tire I am talking about. Sorry was a big vague in the original message.
Tombie
22nd April 2024, 09:20 AM
Dueler AT  is the tire I am talking about. Sorry was a big vague in the original message.
I'm a bit puzzled
Bridgestone dont do stock size in a 19" Dueller AT....   They DO have a 265/55-19 - AT 693 (Its a Prado size) 
You're only givin us little bits of information...
 What Size are you looking to fit?
 Which specific tyre models are you looking at?
Tins
22nd April 2024, 09:31 AM
but I live in WA where it seems it’ll never rain again. 
Seen it rain there once....  Found out why Kal has such deep gutters.
coopers1969
23rd April 2024, 06:41 PM
I'm a bit puzzled
Bridgestone dont do stock size in a 19" Dueller AT....   They DO have a 265/55-19 - AT 693 (Its a Prado size) 
You're only givin us little bits of information...
 What Size are you looking to fit?
 Which specific tyre models are you looking at?
Hey Tombie yes and to my surprise they now make a 255/55/19
coopers1969
23rd April 2024, 07:28 PM
Hey Tombie yes and to my surprise they now make a 255/55/19
Also went with the duellers as I have good results with them on my D3 and they where around $300 dollars cheaper for the set and yeah as mentioned they are a 255/55/19 I will be the Guinea pig for these brand new tires only out for a few weeks. The actual tire is Dueler A/T 002.
PerthDisco
23rd April 2024, 07:52 PM
Anyone tried Falken Wildpeak on a Disco assuming they do 18”. Have seen many good reports. Currently have Bridgestone D697 which I couldn’t be more happier with. Prices do vary greatly.
DiscoDB
24th April 2024, 11:22 AM
Anyone tried Falken Wildpeak on a Disco assuming they do 18”. Have seen many good reports. Currently have Bridgestone D697 which I couldn’t be more happier with. Prices do vary greatly.
I like the Falkens.  Mine are 17 inch so can also get as an LT tyre at 245/70R17.  They are a good priced tyre.  The slightly extra height is good, I don’t notice any road noise (but do have a roof rack which I do hear), and they drive well on the highway in wet and dry conditions.  Yet to truly test off-road.
In 18 inch you can get the 265/60R18.
Tombie
24th April 2024, 12:23 PM
Anyone tried Falken Wildpeak on a Disco assuming they do 18”. Have seen many good reports. Currently have Bridgestone D697 which I couldn’t be more happier with. Prices do vary greatly.
I had the first batch of D697 Duellers delivered in Aus on my D4 back in the first year of ownership, then fitted a second set... Were good, however had problems with the sidewalls.
I switched to Flakens next, very happy with them and only swapped away to test the Radar Renegade R/Ts (on it now).
In the meantime, the wife got an L320 RRS with 19s and we threw those awy and fitted my old 18" Simmons wheels and a shiny new set of Falken AT3Ws... again the experience has been excellent.
I'm about due to replace my rubber again and wil be going to Falken in the same size to enable commonality and ability to share spares etc across three vehicles (my D2 project is being reduced back to same diameter from the previous 33.3"s as it wont need them).
Falken At3W are an exceptionally good performing tyre.  If they made a 19" for those owners it would sell pretty nicely here in AU
Tombie
24th April 2024, 12:24 PM
Also went with the duellers as I have good results with them on my D3 and they where around $300 dollars cheaper for the set and yeah as mentioned they are a 255/55/19 I will be the Guinea pig for these brand new tires only out for a few weeks. The actual tire is Dueler A/T 002.
Please provide an update in a while as to your impressions of them.  Plenty of 19" owners will no doubt be interested in another option.
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