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the local tyrepower dealer and his staff swear by them and recommend them to everyone looking for an AT tyre.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aaron40
my next tyre though , will be the Khumo MT 51 , which is actually like a crossover AT/MT tyre., currently @ $300 on 265/75x16.
based on my experience with KL71 muddies which were just brilliant I'm going for the Kumho's again.
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Originally Posted by TuffRR
I saw a brand new set on a gutlux the other day,the words were still blue.I thought they looked pretty good.
What size????
I couldnt see and 18" to suit a D4 on the tyre site I looked at.
Andrew
275/65/18.Quote:
Originally Posted by LandyAndy
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...2016/04/90.jpg
I must have had an older listing as there were no 18" in that range:cool::cool::cool::cool: Any rubbing issues as yet?????
When I wear my OEM rubber out I will be going 18".
Let us all know how they go,good or bad please.VERY interested to hear how they handle soft dry powdery beach sand.
Thanks
Andrew
Few rubbing issues which are slowly resolving themselves... :DQuote:
Originally Posted by LandyAndy
Biggest issue is rubbing on the front chassis 'horn'. Nothing to severe, but ideally would be good to resolve.
Other than that, just standard spots in rear wheel arch with heater hoses etc. This has been fixed though.
Looks like a snatch block and cable attached, didn't you quite make it up?Quote:
Originally Posted by TuffRR
Look good though.
First 4wd run of my Hankooks MT's on the weekend for me too.
Review in 18" mud tyre thread.
test post and I will delete this post.
But I could not ...