Thread: The New Defender

Originally Posted by Gregz

Looks like US Goodyear site does not have that size 255/60/R20 yet. It does appear on UK site... in 2 variants, H speed rating (210km/h), and Q rating (160km/h) H variant seems to be summer only, cannot see M+S or mountain symbol on the photo, and no mention of winter performance in the blurb... does have kevlar stamp. The Q variant has the M+S and mountain symbol, does not have the kevlar stamp, may not be LT constuction in that size, not sure. I am not sure if AUS dealers can legally fit Q rating from new if the car can go faster than that, I am sure somebody will chime in, may also depend on the class of the vehicle. However I think you can legally put the Q rating on once you have bought the car.

The link in my last post shows the gppd year all terrain in that size.

Are referring to the duratrac?

Heres the uk link as you mention.

Goodyear Wrangler DuraTrac 255/60 R20 113Q XL LR, POR - mytyres.co.uk

So all terrain and mud terrain in 255/60/20 exist.

Now its just the 19inch they have to release

Hi BR, that link took me to a page called :Goodyear Wrangler® All-Terrain Adventure With Kevlar

which is what I thought you were referring to. The word DuraTrac is not on that page as far as I can tell. Sorry for any confusion.

Originally Posted by Gregz

Hi BR, that link took me to a page called :Goodyear Wrangler All-Terrain Adventure With Kevlar

which is what I thought you were referring to. The word DuraTrac is not on that page as far as I can tell. Sorry for any confusion.

Yeah two different tyres, in moab was seen on goodyear all terrains, at Frankfurt, In Bond, Kazakhstan on duratracs

Some detail shots of Kazakhstan defender, obviously been thrashed and pre production, but good detail.

Part b

Part C

Part D

Apparently new def Transfer