Have had them on for 6 months. Great!
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Have had them on for 6 months. Great!
Have you done go off road with these tyres, as we do some 4wding
Yeah mate! Have used them in the sand on Teewah beach and on a freshly constructed road on a mates banana farm in very steep country. Had GG before but they were too soft on the sidewalls and rolled on the corners, Bad on roundabouts and wore out quicklyQuote:
Originally Posted by discohappy
I'm thinking a 200 series might be easier with all these tyre questions going around the forum lol
It's all too hard :o(
Yeah, true, because Toyotas don't need tyres do they.Quote:
Originally Posted by DI5CO
Not 19's!!
If 19" wheels bothers you, you can buy a set of the GOE Compomotive 18" wheels. Problem solved.Quote:
Originally Posted by DI5CO
And that's the problem, having to shell out thousands on rims and getting jack back on the factory rims😪
And that's on top of bullbars, and accessories etc
Have to agree about the frustration of only having one option for 18" wheels that will fit, surely we can convince another manufacturer to make something similar at a cheaper price, preferable in black powder coat, and an extra 1/2 inch wider..... Yes I'm dreaming, but with the high volumes they sell in the US, surely American racing wheels or the like could come up with something
There may only be one option, but its a bloody good one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gribbsmy13
I really like Compomotives. They may not be the cheapest wheels around, but they are worth every cent. These are not some fancy-pants, show pony street wheel designed to make you car look like its doing 100mph when your cruising Hickson Rd on Saturday night. They are proper, motorsport grade wheels. These particular ones were designed for rally-raid competition to sit under things like Bowler Wildcats. They don't break.
Once you've used them in anger you will understand. I don't have them on my Disco (yet), but I honestly believe they are one of the best value for money wheels on the market.
Cheers,
Jon