That's a good price Rich.Quote:
Originally Posted by ~Rich~
I paid $430 each
Cheers, Craig
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That's a good price Rich.Quote:
Originally Posted by ~Rich~
I paid $430 each
Cheers, Craig
A slight hum, my last Mud terrains were BFG's they were loud. Just turn the stereo up ;-)
Do the 285/60/18's fit into the same space where the Original spare tyes fits?Quote:
Originally Posted by Disco4SE
Hi WestOzD4,Quote:
Originally Posted by WestOzD4
Yes it does..........however you have to deflate the tyre. OK for me as I carry an ARB portable air compressor at all times.
Cheers, Craig.
BTW - Extremely happy with these tyres.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Disco4SE
How so?
I thought that the Scorpion ATR got the thumbs up as the best ATR around.
Cheers,
Kev.
AFAIK, the LTZ wasn't included in the Australian comparison.Quote:
Originally Posted by Celtoid
Cheers,
Gordon
Damn those new kids on the block...LOL!!! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by gghaggis
But seriously, they have a pretty aggresive looking tread and I'd be concerned about wet tarmac performance. I find the Scorpions as quiet and as grippy as the Wrangler OEMs....and more stable I might add.
What's the low down on all aspects of use?
Cheers,
Kev.
Have driven in some pretty heavy rain soaked roads (both made & unmade) lately, towing trailers and can't fault them.
Grip is awsome both wet & dry.
Cheers, Craig
As I have said to many before, the only place that I can say they are less than perfect is in mud and clay. They don't seem to have too much lateral resistance to slipage.
Mind you the last 4wd's I have owned had Mud Terrains fitted!
Sand, Tarmac wet & dry, rock steps and general 4wding all excellent.
Hey all, I joined the forum last week to research some new rubber for my D4. I have been waiting for 2 years (50,000k) for my factory rubber to wear out. We drove to Ballarat for the mothers day WE and I managed to get a roofing screw through one of my ordinary factory tyres. This was the first fault of the factory rubber, apart from getting bogged in my back yard (but thats another story). I read on this site that cooper were releasing rubber to suit a 19 inch rim. That week I emailed my local dealer who was at first unaware of this tyre. He rang cooper direct who said they would deliver 5 tyres the next day. I was put on the spot a little as I read that there would be a month or two wait. I still had a good 5000k of tread on the factory rubber, but rather than get one tyre plugged, I opted to spend the $450 per tyre to get the Zeon's. I tell you what, they are a good looking tyre, you can fit you index finger into the tread with ease. I had some ATR's on my old D40 Navara and they were pretty noisy. These Zeon's are quiet as.... A gentle Hum is all that you hear, I jumped onto the freeway and I had to turn the radio down to hear the road noise. I haven't ventured off road as yet buy I'm sure they will be as good as the ATR's. I desperately need to get away to try them out....