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Finally got the price from Tyre dealer yesterday for the NEW GG AT.
He quoted $299.00 each fitted & balanced.
Got my replacement GG AT2 for $295 fitted. $65.00 better than last June when I had 5 fitted.
So, depending on how the new ones perform, I will give them a go when I need to replace all 5 sometime next year. I've done 41000km's so far in 18 months, so I reckon I'll get 80,000 out of the originals. So not bad. Unless someone comes up with more size options.......??
Cheers, Neil.
I bought 2 x GG AT's the other day from Tyrepower Artarmon (Sydney) to fit the standard 18 inch D3 rims. $285 each (inc fitting and balancing).
The General Tires website has a list of suppliers. Tyrepower Artarmon being one of them.
I took the D3 on a distance trip on the long weekend. No noticible difference in noise or steering feel from the original rubber. All positive at the moment.
What sizing for the GG AT's did you get? Are you sure it isn't AT2's which is different to this topic?
They are definitely AT's, not AT2's.
Size is the standard 255/60R18 with an H speed rating and a load rating of 112.
great news, was going to get at2's from boof, but may wait and see if he gets any further informations.
Looking in the general book they dont do a AT in a 255/60/18 they only do a AT2 and there is none in stock until mid next month...
Well I'll be. Either I'm dreaming, or the book is out of date :).
Mmm, the tyre definitely says General Grabber, 255/60 R18 112H
You will find reference to this tyre on the Generaltire.eu website. For some reason AT is not really covered on the au website.
<http://www.generaltire.eu/generator/www/com/en/generaltire/automobile/themes/4x4_tyres/rough/grabber-at/grabber-at.html>
<http://www.generaltire.eu/generator/www/com/en/generaltire/automobile/themes/4x4_tyres/rough/grabber-at/details/grabber-at-sizes.html>
It's what i recently bought in Sydney.
Check first post of tread
Both GG AT & AT2 in 255/60-18
Not sure on avalability
Gary
I just had some 255 / 55 R19's fitted @ $297 each.
Look the goods for a all terrain tyre.
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...012/02/456.jpg
The only thing I noticed so far is that one tyre required 200g of weights to balance!
While another needed only 30g!!!
Guess which one is on the back?
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...011/11/839.jpg https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...011/11/840.jpg
My Wranglers had 3 - 4mm left and where wandering all over the place and I didn't have too much confidence in the wet.
Glad to get rid of them!
~Rich~,Quote:
Originally Posted by ~Rich~
What tyres are they ?
George