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    Quote Originally Posted by Pedro_The_Swift View Post
    OY!

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    [QUOTE=MickG;528973]Just to add more confusion have you considered anything from the Silvertone range? I just fitted 285/65R16 Silverstone M117 Sports and they are heaps better for what I use then for than the BFG muds I ran before.....thicker side wall, more aggresive tread, MUCH MUCH easier to balance making for MUCH better on road handling over the 265/75R16 BFG muds I had before......and......much cheaper. Happy if you want to check them out on my truck before you make any decisions.

    Aye, Mick[/QU
    yeah will be good to have a look at em,,,,,, will try get to meet thurs night if not will see ya at next one
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    I have the MTZ Mickey Thompsons on my D3 - a brilliant tyre. Quieter than the Cooper STT, better wet road grip, great offroad. They do wear fairly quickly though.

    Cheers,

    Gordon

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    Any new Pics Gordon??

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pedro_The_Swift View Post
    Any new Pics Gordon??

    (apologies to disco_thrasher)
    no apologies needed mate

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    Quote Originally Posted by disco_thrasher View Post
    good year MTR?/ bfg MT?/mickeyt MTZ?/PRO-COMP
    NEVER MIND THE PRICE DIFFERENCE I HAVE READ ALL THE THREADS ABOUT MTR VS MT I HAD MADE UP MY MIND THEN A MATE SAID WHAT ABOUT MTZ....BY THE WAY I WAS LEANING TOWARDS THE MTR..........HAS ANY ONE DRIVEN WITH THE MTZ OR THE PRO
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    I'd go the MTR. I'm still trying to find a good tyre to swap mine out for, but have not found any. They're relatively quiet for that type of tyre, they don't vibrate like a muddie, they have arguably the strongest carcass on the market, they give excellent traction and they wear extremely well. They are also a proven tyre, having been around for the last 5 or so years, and I will still argue are the best compromise tyre on the market for a tourer. The MTZ is still very new although getting very good reviews, much like the Cooper ST did before they all started throwing tread blocks and delaminating, and the Procomps I think are built on an excellent carcass from all accounts, but I thing their tread patterns (apart from the X-terrain) are not the greatest.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Slunnie View Post
    I'd go the MTR. I'm still trying to find a good tyre to swap mine out for, but have not found any. They're relatively quiet for that type of tyre, they don't vibrate like a muddie, they have arguably the strongest carcass on the market, they give excellent traction and they wear extremely well. They are also a proven tyre, having been around for the last 5 or so years, and I will still argue are the best compromise tyre on the market for a tourer. The MTZ is still very new although getting very good reviews, much like the Cooper ST did before they all started throwing tread blocks and delaminating, and the Procomps I think are built on an excellent carcass from all accounts, but I thing their tread patterns (apart from the X-terrain) are not the greatest.
    Id have to agree was going to get the STT Cooper but after much research and chatting with different tyre companies the Goodyear MTR is the way to go I just ordered 4 265/75/16s get em next week Bring on the MUD

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    Hi Ken
    How much?????
    Have you got 8" wide rims? Standard Disco2 alloys are 7",Pretty sure you need the 8" rims for a 265.
    Did you get a price on the 235/85
    Just want to make sure me mate with the dredies @ Beaurepaires looks after me when I get a price.
    What prices have you others got on the 235/85 MTR???
    SORRY ABOUT THE HIJACK!!!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by LandyAndy View Post
    Hi Ken
    How much?????
    Have you got 8" wide rims? Standard Disco2 alloys are 7",Pretty sure you need the 8" rims for a 265.
    Did you get a price on the 235/85
    Just want to make sure me mate with the dredies @ Beaurepaires looks after me when I get a price.
    What prices have you others got on the 235/85 MTR???
    SORRY ABOUT THE HIJACK!!!!!
    Andrew
    AHHH..i hope not i have bought 265/75/16 MTZ and i was hoping to put them on my d2 rims ,,the bloke at tyrepower said they will fit ,,,lucky i did not buy the 2nd hand pair of d2 rims on sunday does any body else have info on this issue

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    My MTRs are rolling on to their 50,000k wearing well.

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