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Thread: Disco 2 16" wheels

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    Still waiting for a reply about Muddies for 18's - -

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    Quote Originally Posted by KEV0044 View Post
    Still waiting for a reply about Muddies for 18's - -
    Well, I have a 4" lift

    275/70-18 Mickey T MTZ's

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    Thank's Mate
    Are they easy to get - - or do you have to order them in and wait for supply ?
    Cheers ,

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    Quote Originally Posted by beavismagyver View Post
    i was wondering if anyone out there knew where i could get some 16" wheels for some good mudders as my 18" dont cut it in the bush
    Apologies, I was just going to off load them for a pick up...
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    Hi have a simular problem Nice 18" alloys with low profile road tires ( came with it when I bought it). on a 2002 Discovery TD5 Was going to ask is there a tyre available for the 18" rim that will suit mild off road use?

    Or do I just get a set of 16" with off road tyres for when I want to play??
    Andrew

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    Andrew,

    I too have the 18" rims on my discovery.

    There are only two tyres that I have found with an all-terrain tread, they are the General Tyre - Grabber AT2 and the Nitto - Terragrapler. These both come in 255/55/18 as on my disco, you can get the Grabber AT2 in Australia, however I am unsure of the Nitto tyres.

    Both of these tryes meet the load and speed ratings required for a Discovery and the price for the Grabber AT2 in 255/55/18 is $340 each from Les Richmond Automotive plus freight to wherever you live. In my instance it is $239.80 for five tyres to Brisbane.

    I have been trying to find a supplier in Qld, but have had no luck so far.

    I have been tossing up the idea of getting 16" rims, however $340 per tyre for the Grabber AT2 is cheaper than a BF Goodrich MT or similar in a 255/70/16 which is closest match for the discovery.

    I will probably still get a set of 16" x 8" rims, but put a set of 32" or 33" muds for when I go to Cruiser Park on weekends to run a muck.

    Hope this helps.

    Cheers,

    Chris Temmerman
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    Thanks Chris they look more like it, will definatly investigate, I was quoted a simular price for road tyres. They would have to be better than whats on the vehicle at the moment, great on the bitumin but almost no grip off road.

    Andrew

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    reviving a thread here but im cotemplating getting 16'' rims but reading this the 18s with the grabbers look good as i will only use it for the camping trip every few months.

    i want to do more research on how much for a 245/75 on a 16 and could you go a 255/60 on the 18 to give it more beef in the sidewall

    i have the perreli ATR on it now and they are nice on and off except the harder stuff but if i installed the CDL i reckon it would help more also
    Last edited by disco dan; 7th July 2010 at 09:05 PM. Reason: added more instead of making new post

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