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long stroke
21st June 2008, 07:45 PM
We have nexon's on the disco and the truck they seem to be great cheap as chips to!!
Does anyone else run these tyres in the mudterain style? if so what are they like and what did you pay for them.

CHEERS TIM.

Jay
21st June 2008, 07:55 PM
Hi Tim,

Well you were right I am finding the TDI 200 to be "a really nice motor". Had the 92 D1 for about 2 months now, love it. I need to get some new tyres as I have road tyres on her now.

I have the 16x7JH2x33 rims.

I was just going to put a post out to ask for advice on where I could get some good second hand tyres for her, when I saw your post.

Any advice, these Nexus any good... I do 80% road 20% fun.

Jay

long stroke
21st June 2008, 08:32 PM
Hi Tim,

Well you were right I am finding the TDI 200 to be "a really nice motor". Had the 92 D1 for about 2 months now, love it. I need to get some new tyres as I have road tyres on her now.

I have the 16x7JH2x33 rims.

I was just going to put a post out to ask for advice on where I could get some good second hand tyres for her, when I saw your post.

Any advice, these Nexus any good... I do 80% road 20% fun.

Jay

Hi there Jay:)
I'm glad your enjoying the disco!

Thay are great tyres i recomend them for the price.
We have tested them in most terains and they seem to have held up fine.
try your local tyre dealer and see if they sell them.

CHEERS TIM.

Jay
21st June 2008, 08:38 PM
Great,

Will do.

Reckon it's worth trying to get some good second hand tyres to save a bit of dosh...? Or more trouble than it's worth.?

Best Jay

long stroke
21st June 2008, 10:13 PM
Great,

Will do.

Reckon it's worth trying to get some good second hand tyres to save a bit of dosh...? Or more trouble than it's worth.?

Best Jay

It would be worth trying ebay,the market section on hear etc, second hand tyres do go cheap.
We paid $160 each for the nexons.

CHEERS TIM.

Jay
21st June 2008, 10:19 PM
Thanks Tim,

Will keep hunting and check out those Nexons too.

Best
Jay

long stroke
21st June 2008, 11:11 PM
I can post some pics of our nexons if you need to know what they look like.

CHEERS TIM.

dullbird
22nd June 2008, 10:34 AM
yes please

Jay
22nd June 2008, 10:39 AM
Hey Tim,

Yeah mate, that would be great.
Would you say you are running a light truck tyre Tim...?

I am looking at 80% road 20% sand and dirt. I am not a bells and whistles man I would rather industrial strength.

I have also read round tha traps that a "light truck" tyre is stronger ply wise..?
I do a lot of k's each week down to work so hwy manners are important.

Best
Jay

Jay
22nd June 2008, 10:40 AM
P.S

I still have not seen an option to edit my signature to ad an avatar...?
Know where it is..?

Jay

PhilipA
22nd June 2008, 11:00 AM
I have NEXEN tyres on my M3. They were on it when I bought it.
I would never buy them willingly.
They are very cheap Korean tyres, and you will get what you pay for.
The ones on my M3 have poor grip, are dangerous in the wet, but do seem to satisfactorily hold the wheel off the road.
Before Nexen, I would look at Federal, Maxxis, or Nankang. Taiwanese tyres appear to have good quality. Or of course Kumho.
Nexen are very popular with the drifting crowd in the USA. Enough said.
They are the tyres that car dealers put on cars when they have to or teh tyres put on wheel /tyre deals on Ebay.
Regards Philip A

Hucksta
22nd June 2008, 03:36 PM
It would be worth trying ebay,the market section on hear etc, second hand tyres do go cheap.
We paid $160 each for the nexons.

CHEERS TIM.

I looked around for a second hand set of A/T for my Disco for off road use. Picked up 4 Goodyear Wrangler A/T on E-Bay for $89 bucks .... for the lot. The tyres have plenty of life left in them and have so far performed brilliantly off road, even on the mud they go ok. The only place that lets them down a little is wet bitumen, just makes me drive a little more to the conditions anyway.

If you keep your eye out there are bargains to be had .......

Jason

Jay
22nd June 2008, 06:47 PM
Very encouraging. Thanks, will keep hunting.

Best
Jay

long stroke
22nd June 2008, 08:11 PM
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TIM.

long stroke
22nd June 2008, 08:15 PM
Hey Tim,

Yeah mate, that would be great.
Would you say you are running a light truck tyre Tim...?

I am looking at 80% road 20% sand and dirt. I am not a bells and whistles man I would rather industrial strength.

I have also read round tha traps that a "light truck" tyre is stronger ply wise..?
I do a lot of k's each week down to work so hwy manners are important.

Best
Jay

Yes they are a 'LT' (light truck) construction and they would suit 80%road 20%sand and dirt fine!
and they are great on road with no noise.

CHEERS TIM.

long stroke
22nd June 2008, 08:18 PM
P.S

I still have not seen an option to edit my signature to ad an avatar...?
Know where it is..?

Jay

Try clicking on your user (JAY) then click on "quick links" at the top right hand corner of the page and then click edit avatar.

CHEERS TIM.

long stroke
22nd June 2008, 08:20 PM
I looked around for a second hand set of A/T for my Disco for off road use. Picked up 4 Goodyear Wrangler A/T on E-Bay for $89 bucks .... for the lot. The tyres have plenty of life left in them and have so far performed brilliantly off road, even on the mud they go ok. The only place that lets them down a little is wet bitumen, just makes me drive a little more to the conditions anyway.

If you keep your eye out there are bargains to be had .......

Jason

Thats a great price! ive heard many good reports on goodyear wranglers.

TIM.

martinozcmax
23rd June 2008, 02:51 PM
I'm running them. Put 4 new ones on. Not the all terrain type just standard. Got them for $129 each from Tyrepower Geelong.

The worst my baby does is pull the boat up the ramp. ;)


Regards


Martin

Tank
23rd June 2008, 04:35 PM
We have nexon's on the disco and the truck they seem to be great cheap as chips to!!
Does anyone else run these tyres in the mudterain style? if so what are they like and what did you pay for them.

CHEERS TIM.
NanKang Mudstars 33x12.5x15 $175 ea. fitted and balanced, very pleased with grip on and off-road, noise and longevity, it may pay you to go to 15" rims, 15" tyres are much cheaper than equivalent 16''s and bigger, Regards Frank.

29dinosaur
23rd June 2008, 05:13 PM
I looked around for a second hand set of A/T for my Disco for off road use. Picked up 4 Goodyear Wrangler A/T on E-Bay for $89 bucks .... for the lot. The tyres have plenty of life left in them and have so far performed brilliantly off road, even on the mud they go ok. The only place that lets them down a little is wet bitumen, just makes me drive a little more to the conditions anyway.

If you keep your eye out there are bargains to be had .......

Jason


Sorry if this sounds dumb....: Ok so you purchase some tyres on ebay - but which tyre centre is going to want to put them on for you if you haven't purchased one of their products?? Or do you do you put them on yourself??

rovercare
23rd June 2008, 05:34 PM
Sorry iof this sounds dumb....: Ok so you purchase some tyres on ebay - but which tyre centre is going to want to put them on for you if you haven't purchased one of their products?? Or do you do you do yourself??


Drive into tyre store, ask them to fit tyres you have, they fit them, then you pay them.............:eek: