Off road tyres

Ask me in a couple of weeks as I'm doing a trip into SA up to lake eyre ( hopefully weather and roads permitting ) towing my camper

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Originally Posted by Rextheute

Well I joined the "Grabber Club " It was interesting to feel the sidewalks of the standard tyres - Goodyear wrangler things , but it was quite thick . The Grabber is thicker by feel ( I have no basis for it , just feels thicker ) There were some ko2 in the stack next to my gg's - they feel THICK and very solid . Tyres were markedly heavier also to pick up . So my out come was that I have far greater confidence in just the standard tyres , however my comfort level has gone up markedly with the figment of the gg . i cannot justify the expense of goe 18's but could talk myself into 20's with a ko2 But I also run a set of 22 x 35 mud n snow - they look fantastic but terrify me on gravel !

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Oooh those Grabbers look nice, in a perfect world they would be LT and 265/60-19.

Why oh why can't we get a 265/60-19 LT???
The Factory rim looks so much nicer than the Compomotive 18"rims.

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Originally Posted by Babs

The Factory rim looks so much nicer than the Compomotive 18"rims.

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My wife thinks thinks this too!

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Originally Posted by Grentarc

My wife thinks thinks this too!

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I take the 18's off mine and put on the 17's,she doesn't even notice;)

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Originally Posted by scarry

I take the 18's off mine and put on the 17's,she doesn't even notice;)

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17's.... now that would be nice....:o

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Originally Posted by Aaron40

17's.... now that would be nice....:o

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The 18's look better though..:)

I just bought 5 x Nitto Terra Grappler's in 265 50 20 prior to the end of the financial year.
$270 ea fitted & balanced.

Wasn't brave enough to fit the 285's n standard offset rims.

+ I do go to the snow occasionally & might have to fit chains.

Probably wont fit them for a few weeks.