Thread: How to confirm everything is ok for tyres to be fitted

Originally Posted by danno

Sorry guys the last thing I wanted was to start another tyre thread I think I will end up going for the 235s, my only concern with them was their performance in heavy mud. I live out east Victoria and it can get quite muddy here. From what I've read they are just as good as the 265s in the mud.

Thanks Grover for the ride height info. I measured it up this morning and I got 20.5 inches in the back and 20 inches in the front . On discoweb they list stock height as 18.5 front and 19.5 back. Look like I only got a 1 - 1.5 inch lift .

Will this impact the fitment of these tyres ? I'm guess it might mean I just need to cut a little more metal (and wont be getting my winch bar on)?

Thanks again

Dan

Your barwork will fit just fine with these measurements
And the only cut you'll need is the Camel Cut

G,day Im running a cheap set of Maxxi Bravo 750s 245 70 16s. Yes know this is a bit off subject as these are'nt muddys but I thought I would just say how good Im finding these tyres. The Rovers a school bus most of the week. The Maxxis are good on the road just about no noise and very smooth ride. Off road there good I go pretty much every where every one else goes. Ive pulled mates out in muddy conditions and some of them run chuncky muddys. I dont know if its the Disco or the driver but I do know Its hard not to get a big head at times All for $760. set of 4