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  1. 1st March 2010, 03:19 PM #11
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    Hi Hedley,
    The 4x4intelligence website was:
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    but I see that it is currently "parked" with the promise of a new website "coming soon".

    Depending on your urgency, you could PM simon_arch1

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    Thanks heaps chaps.
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    Tyres

    Goodyear make the Goodyear MTR in a 255/55/19 for Land Rovers.

    Check out

    Goodyear-4x4 Tire

    Not sure if or where you could get these in Australia but you could try your local Goodyear dealer.
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  4. 3rd March 2010, 05:02 PM #14
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    I've had 5 19" MTRs for the past 2 years and they work better in both sand and on hard rock than any low profile tyre ought to (last one was >$650, so for that price they ought to be somthing special). They do need a bit of thought for tyre pressures to get float on sand, but also to make sure the tread doesn't impact and crack the rims.

    It looks to me that the Dolium spare tyre carrier is designed to just give the 45 degree field-of-view to the brake/tail light and the licence plate, so there's no need for a separate stop/drive light and/or licence plate bracket. The inevitable compromise is that it would prevent 2 tyres on the back.
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