Thread: Tyre Types

Originally Posted by Outlaw

One other thing to consider is the noise from a centerpede or jungle trekkers... i've run 34" JT2's before and they were a great tyre but sounded like a twin prop plane even over the noise of the diesel

Thanks Josh and everybody else I appreciate your input
I actually like the noise of a twin prop plane
Noise is not really my issue; I am looking for off road claws but want to drive to Landcruiser Park without changing tires.

Not really concerned about mileage the D1 is mainly a "Club Car"

Mickey Thompson Baja MTZ ???
Jungle Trekkers

or could I get away with the full bore

Centipedes
Mickey Thompson Baja Claw Radials

cheers

Gary

Mickey claw radials seem to be great tyres.. or the JT2's... or krawlers if the budget will stretch (though not positive if come in 33")

I run the 285/75R16 Silverstone MT 117 Sports on my LR 7" rims all the time and they have performed flawlessly for me both on and off road. Wear rate is excellent, much better than the BFG muds I had on before, grip on rock is far superior than the BFG's and for the price at the time (paid $238 a tyre) I would buy them again for sure.

Best of luck, Mick

Mate I'm running Federal Couragias 285/75 on factory D2 alloys. First time I have tried this tyre and well worth the money performed well on and off road and at the time only paid $235 a tyre, but think they have gone up in price since then. They come out of the same factory as BFGs and Mickey Thompson tyres. Would definately get them again provided they dont go up too much more in price.

Now about $265 a tyre last time I priced them, still the cheapest decent branded 33 inch tyre on the market in a 16 inch.

15 inch sizes are cheaper than the $$$ to go and buy rims is it really worth it

Trav

I have a cheap set of 5 15 x 8 rims for sale

0400 880 869

Big thank you to all who helped me with this issue

Cheeky now has a brand new set of feet.

Can't wait to try them out

Cheers

Gary

AND they are???