Maxxis have now updated their website since my email, and the size is now listed as LT255/55R19 with a 10 PR and load index 115
http://maxxistyres.com.au/product/at980-bravo/
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Maxxis have now updated their website since my email, and the size is now listed as LT255/55R19 with a 10 PR and load index 115
http://maxxistyres.com.au/product/at980-bravo/
Thanks Justin. Finally a light truck tyre in 19 inch! This is going on the shopping list. Hopefully the reviews are favourable.....ie minimal road noise, great puncture resistance, great handling in wet, etc :D and that there are enough stock in the country when time comes to changing the Wranglers!Quote:
Originally Posted by Grentarc
Mario
Will be a set going on mine for the Cape trip next year, great news
When I look I can not see an 'LT' against any of the sizes over 15".Quote:
Originally Posted by mfpoli
AT980 BRAVO |
When I look, this is what I see
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Originally Posted by mfpoli
My apologies - I did not look at the prefix as the 'LT" usually is a suffix.Quote:
Originally Posted by Grentarc
Like others I will be interested to hear reports of hard off road use. 265/60R18 D697's are great but they come at a price...
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Originally Posted by Narangga
I have seen a few brands put the LT as a prefix, only on the metric sizes.
I am expecting my next tyre purchase to be these, but still have well over half the life left on my Hankooks. I am eager to hear about sidewall durability, especially after seeing the limestone and shale induced sidewall failures of the Duratracs on that video posted in other threads (I know that those were extreme circumstances though).
I know the LT rated tyre may be a bit harsher ride, but having my Hankooks up at 47psi is too.
:eek: Wow... thats getting up thereQuote:
Originally Posted by Grentarc
I have excessively rounded shoulders, so have 45 front and 47 rear.... on a side note they don't have the traditional sidewall bulgeQuote:
Originally Posted by apom
I'm surprised by the tyre's listed 10 PR because the load ratings of other sizes suggest that this size should be 8 PR, not that 8 PR would be an issue as its load index isn't around 120.
