They look great Rich, do you think the offset of Gordon's rims would make the rubbing of the wheel arch lining seams any less?:)
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They look great Rich, do you think the offset of Gordon's rims would make the rubbing of the wheel arch lining seams any less?:)
That looks really good Rich.
Andrew
Looks good Rich, can't wait to hear how they are going in a few thousand kilometres, my AT3's are all but worn out and I have been considering the Hankooks.Quote:
Originally Posted by ~Rich~
I ran AT3's as my every day tyres on the vehicle that I had the second set of wheels with the Hankook RTO3's.Quote:
Originally Posted by TerryO
Chalk & cheese off road but closer in comparison on road.
The AT3's were better on road in the wet, but failed compared to the Hankook's off road.
Cheers, Craig
No problem I'll let you know how they perform, I'm heading bush the Anzac long weekend and also to Channel country in July.
Now the sun is back out here is a better shot of the tyres:
http://screenshot.net/rgv7xsz.jpg
Gordon should be able to confirm / deny differences.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aaron40
TuffRR has exactly that setup, read here:
http://www.aulro.com/afvb/d3-d4-rrs/...ml#post2524775
Update on Hankook MT RT03
Open road - they do not get any noisier compared to the Atturos.
Handling tar - great but they will never be as sure footed as a high terrain.
Handling dirt - fantastic.
Rocky steps - no contest compared to the Atturos. One particular step I had to had 4 attempts getting up with the Atturos I went straight up with the Hankooks. The grip level is that much better.
Hi Rich
I can see you have a D3 with 275/65/18, I wanted the same tyre on my D4 but does anyone know if it will rub on my car?
I don't have the skill to be moving AC lines etc so if that is the case, what is the absolute biggest tyre I can fit?
side note: what is epoxy paint? you mentioned you did this to the 18" wheels, I have plasti dip but agree this would be pulled off the first sign of rocks.
thanks mate, Luke
Luke.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lukeis
Have a look for Gordons website,he is GGhaggis on here.His website is Green Oval Experience.The man to see for all things D3/D4/RRS.He has a spreadsheet on his website on what tyres fit and what mods are needed.
Andrew
Epoxy paint comes in spray cans at Bunnings etc. Its tougher than normal spray cans but takes 18hrs to dry!
Some have that size tyre on D4s, an alternative is 285/60 R18 which is 799mm OA rather than 815mm for the 275/65.
You can get by without moving the AC lines with for the 285's but not the 275's.