Thread: "MAXXIS BIGHORN"

Originally Posted by dullbird

No problem glad to be of service

here you are thought this might help

Maxis vs Bfg

Maxxis Bighorns how long.

Maxxis MT 753 (LT235/85/R16)

http://www.aulro.com/afvb/discovery-...axxis-ats.html

http://www.aulro.com/afvb/discovery-...-bighorns.html

Maxxis bighorn users opinion please

My Maxxis have arrived

http://www.aulro.com/afvb/shopping-t...big-price.html

Maxxis 751 Bravo Tyres

maxxis bighorn m/t

Maxxis - Creepy Crawlers

theres a couple to get you started these are just the one s that had maxxis or bighorn in the title this is also not touching on the numerous tyre threads...hope this helps your thread

thats the spirit ....."you go girl"...thanks for that, thats exactly what the intention was !.....to get all the info l could into the one place and its worked a treat...your a bloody genious........nice job

cheers

We got'em on the Rangie, 31x15.10.5 and so far have been excellent. Paid $225ea. Also quite good on the black stuff but start to get a bit noisy over 80 - but then everything does.

Still not convinced that you would be able to hear them over my gearbox nothing wines more than a soulihul build 'box

When I can find some well priced steel 15" rims to suit my Series IIA I will be getting a set of Bighorns. My mate runs them on his old Datto and I rekon they are tops

I have owned Bighorns for 6 months. I have only covered 5,000Km yet i live in the bush on a property so every trip i do starts and finishes with 3Km of Dirt tracks.

These tyres hold onto loose surfaces very well and handle both wet/dry sealed roads with plenty of warning. These tyres cos me $220 a corner in 245/75R16 and have always got me out of trouble in clay mud and rock. They are great self cleaners and as for road noise i find them better then my BFG's but if you are complaining about road noise time to get a new car!

All of the above has been compared to BFG's which i have on my other 4x4 and when the BFG's wear out i will be replacing them with the Bighorns! not the other way around.

Originally Posted by cucinadio

thats the spirit ....."you go girl"...thanks for that, thats exactly what the intention was !.....to get all the info l could into the one place and its worked a treat...your a bloody genious........nice job

cheers

no worries however when ever you need info or wish to add to a thread all ready commenting on it feel free to bring up the old thread rather than start a new one.....so we dont have pages and pages of exactly the same thing.. just like we have here.

those links I gave you were from 4 pages of 9.....so there are plenty of threads already.

Originally Posted by dullbird

no worries however when ever you need info or wish to add to a thread all ready commenting on it feel free to bring up the old thread rather than start a new one.....so we dont have pages and pages of exactly the same thing.. just like we have here.

those links I gave you were from 4 pages of 9.....so there are plenty of threads already.

well we dont need to now... "its all here in some kind of tyre related section" .. "and thats nice for all of us isnt it...

cheers tho

Originally Posted by Distortion

These are mine

Procomp Series 87 with +12mm offset and 245/75/R16 Bighorns

Your steering protector is smashed, need a new one

Nice disco, they always look good with black rims, hence why I painted mine.

........... http://www.aulro.com/afvb/1016087-post19.html


cheers