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  1. 26th April 2012, 08:45 AM #11
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    Unless I'm going deaf the AT3's have made ino ncrease in cabin noise when fitted to our D3.

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  2. 30th April 2012, 03:18 PM #12
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    Quote Originally Posted by TerryO View Post
    Unless I'm going deaf the AT3's have made ino ncrease in cabin noise when fitted to our D3.

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    I agree. Had mine fitted at the weekend and am very happy with them. Found a good track with some decent creek crossing just after they were fitted and am very happy with their grip. Feel much more confident in rough gravel now.
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  3. 11th May 2012, 01:46 PM #13
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    Off road tyres for Disco 4

    Hi. I am new this this forum and also 4 wheel driving.
    I need some advice on best off road tyers to fit to my Disco 4 - 18" rims.
    I noticed a few good comments on Cooper AT3's.
    Are there any others i should consider?
    Is there a big compromise on road, especially in the wet, with these types of tyers?
    Cheers
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    Quote Originally Posted by PJR View Post
    Hi. I am new this this forum and also 4 wheel driving.
    I need some advice on best off road tyers to fit to my Disco 4 - 18" rims.
    I noticed a few good comments on Cooper AT3's.
    Are there any others i should consider?
    Is there a big compromise on road, especially in the wet, with these types of tyers?
    Cheers
    Consider:
    • Mickey Thompson STZ 265/60R18
    • Pirelli ATR 265/60R18
    • Continental CrossContact AT
    • Goodyear Silent Armor 265/60R18
    • BFG AT 265/65R18
    • Cooper Zeon LTZ 285/60R18


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  5. 11th May 2012, 10:22 PM #15
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    It might just be me but I find ATs actually come into their own on wet bitumen, particularly if there's standing water.
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  6. 13th May 2012, 08:36 PM #16
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    GG ATs

    Just had a set of General Grabber ATs (255/60/18) fitted to my D4. A bit noisier especially at 90kph than GY Wranglers. A bit of a drone reminiscent of my KM2s but no where near as bad. Ride seems much better especially on our dirt road. Seems to have plenty of grip on and off road better than the AT2s that I had on my D3.
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  7. 14th May 2012, 03:28 PM #17
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    I was talking to my local tyre dude today and he quoted me $336 ea for the 'new' 255/55/19 grabbers. Still not LT. These supposedly haven't even had brochures printed up yet. Can someone confirm that the image below is definitely not Grabber AT or AT2 .

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    Looks like the same as tread mine so called AT.. Apparently the AT2s (tread like BFG AT) are still available but only for little while..
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    Quote Originally Posted by stray dingo View Post
    I was talking to my local tyre dude today and he quoted me $336 ea for the 'new' 255/55/19 grabbers. Still not LT. These supposedly haven't even had brochures printed up yet. Can someone confirm that the image below is definitely not Grabber AT or AT2 .
    They are the GG AT, the same as l have fitted to my 19 inch rims. Mine were $296 each fitted and balanced.

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  10. 14th May 2012, 05:31 PM #20
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    I had a set go GG AT's fitted last week for $285 ea fitted and balanced and $55 for wheel alignment, been happy with them for the 120km I've done so far?

    Ps they were the 255/55/19's

    The cheapest quote was for $279 ea but I forgo the $24 to have it all done at the same time as the service.
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