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Kero I have never been a fan of Maxxis, I have always viewed them as a cheap tyre. But I suppose progress would have to take part in a decision and there seems to be quite a few who recommend Maxxis.Quote:
Originally Posted by kero
I'll look into them and report back
Do you know if they are LT construction and what ply?
If anyone has run them speak up and let us know cheers.
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Babs,Im much the same,especially living in the country.I only buy the premium brand tyres,had a really good run out of Goodyear.
It cost a fortune to put tyres on our Territory Turbo the other year.Went with the OEM wranglers.They were the only tyre that met the speed rating.
Andrew
Maxxis AT980
LT265/60R18
8 PR Load Index - 114/110S
LT285/60R18
8 PR Load Index - 118/115S
I haven't used them, but have always in the past had great experiences with Maxxis tyres, so I am keen to try the AT980 in 255/55R19 as it is the only LT 19" tyre
I have wondered about the Duratracs but was unsure if LT or AT in 18"Quote:
Originally Posted by LandyAndy
I assumed not LT but hadn't checked because no one mentions them in the 18" context.
And I saw it listed on Jax.
Scott
There a 10 ply in the 255/55-19 good load and speed
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Babs
Local to me D4 has just fitted a set. Will keep in contact with him...
Here is the thread about the Maxxis offering
http://www.aulro.com/afvb/showthread.php?p=2527212
They are 10 ply rated, not actually 10 ply
Almost all tyres are PR not actual Plys.
That may be the case, but the Maxxis is only a 6 ply construction with a 10 PR - still only a 6 ply tyre, but should be much stronger than my Hankooks which are a 6 ply construction with no PRQuote:
Originally Posted by Tombie
Gordon should have a great video of mine on 2 wheels today=D Great tyre on the beach and any power loss with the 285s after a long test drive today is unnoticeable. Drives just like it did before.
