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  1. 23rd May 2016, 02:31 PM #1
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    19" Atturo Trail Blade M/T 255/55R19

    Hello All,

    My brother inlaw has just purchased a set of Atturo Trail Blade M/T 255/55R19.

    255/55R19 111S XL
    50psi Max Cold

    Plies
    Tread - 2 Steel, 2 Polyester, 1 Nylon
    Sidewall - 2 Polyester

    His comment after just picking them up was "They are differentially louder".

    Here are some photo's incase anyone is interested in these tyres.
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  2. 23rd May 2016, 03:54 PM #2
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    I have noticed these on Tyresales.com.au and they certainly look like an offroad tyre.
    I think Rich had these in 18" on his D3 once upon a time. It will be interesting to see how the 19" go over time on and off road.
    I would expect a bit of noise from something that aggressive.
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  3. 23rd May 2016, 06:47 PM #3
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    Yep sure did!



    Not any more, sold as a bargain to a Ford Ranger driver!

    Why?
    Too noisy, if they performed as well as they make noise I would of kept them.
    Performed well everywhere except on rock - they just didn't seem to grip very well. One particular rock step took 5 attempts to get up with these tyres. In comparison my Hankook MT's got up the same step first attempt over the Anzac long weekend.
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  4. 23rd May 2016, 07:37 PM #4
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    From what you describe,they may have quite a hard rubber compound which would help with wear.They certainly look the part.
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    They where used in some extreme 4wding for a D3, here is an example of how they looked when I sold them:

    2014 SDV6 HSE - LLAMS, Tuff Ant Tree Sliders, Tuff Ant 18" rims, Nitto Ridge Grappler tyres 265/65 R18, Custom Lipo4 battery, Custom Drawer storage system https://www.box.com/s/jem0ilac3cner2mexq64
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    I rekon you could dig a grave on a soft beach with them,look at the paddles on the sidewalls
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