Tyres - R18's - LT or AT

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Originally Posted by jon3950

We must be doing something wrong, Paul. ;)

Cheers,
Jon

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;) Yep

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Originally Posted by jon3950

We must be doing something wrong, Paul. ;)

Cheers,
Jon

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Your run on 19's is great, probably way better than anyone on here....:D;)

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Originally Posted by Mark1958

I am a big fan of BFG ATs. Had two sets on my 150 Prado, only one flat and that was a bolt.
Did the Gibb, Oodnadatta, Birdsville etc towing a van without a hitch.
They wore evenly and were relatively quiet.
I suppose I will have to go the general grabbers for my next trip!


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Why not,you might save a few $$$,umm,unless you wreck one or two...:p:D;)

I am running the GG AT2 in 275 65 18 on my new ride.

After 4000 k I have found them to be excellent on road both wet & dry.

Good on gravel roads.

Have not really been in mud yet.

My only criticism would be that they seem to pick up the recycled concrete we put down on site & then stay in the tread for a while.

The tread is very deep so perhaps this is the reason.

$350 ea fitted & balanced.

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Originally Posted by Mark1958

I am a big fan of BFG ATs. Had two sets on my 150 Prado, only one flat and that was a bolt.
Did the Gibb, Oodnadatta, Birdsville etc towing a van without a hitch.
They wore evenly and were relatively quiet.
I suppose I will have to go the general grabbers for my next trip!


Cheers

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What size rims are you running?

If you are planning trips like that I think there are better options. Although the AT2 looks like a BFG they don't perform as well. I had a lot of problems with chipping on rough roads/tracks with them on my D3. Also ran the AT for a while but didn't do enough rough stuff to form an opinion.

Cheers,
Jon

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Originally Posted by chuck

I am running the GG AT2 in 275 65 18 on my new ride.

After 4000 k I have found them to be excellent on road both wet & dry.

Good on gravel roads.

Have not really been in mud yet.

My only criticism would be that they seem to pick up the recycled concrete we put down on site & then stay in the tread for a while.

The tread is very deep so perhaps this is the reason.

$350 ea fitted & balanced.

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Thanks Chuck, good to see your success with the 275.65, do you run rods or lift in any way?
If I was going with that size I would definitely get the Hancooks MT
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...015/02/931.jpg
good price and fantastic reviews, not as aggressive as most MTs and reportedly much quieter.