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    Tyres on TD5

    I have searched the threads and read endless material on tyres on Disco's and Def. can't find any useful info

    I have a 2001 TD5 16 inch factory rims.

    I tow a caravan.

    Has anyone got any suggestions with brands/type of tyres I can fit.

    Need tyres in about 1 month.

    Would appreciate any comments.

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    I run Cooper ATRs 245/70/16s. No complaints
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    I also run Cooper ATR's, 235/70....my second set and get great klms with no probs at all to date. (2000 D2 Td5).

    You will no doubt get stacks of opinions, recommendations and justifications for a number of types. To a large extent it's a personal choice on what sort of driving you plan to do and for how long etc. No definitive answer otherwise there wouldn't be such a large choice available.

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    D2 or Defender?

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    My father and I both run Coopers (ST?) 235/85 and have found that they chip like mad with chunks of rubber falling off all over the place.

    For this reason I would not buy them again.. we are pretty careful drivers and don't abuse them. For us, the Cooper experience has been rather disappointing.

    If it is for a deefer, I'd see if you can find some General Grabbers (the OE tyres).
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    Its going to depend on whether its a Disco or Defender and the use it will get. If its a Defender and is going off road atall I would get 255/85 r16 BFG KM2's

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    Im running BFG AT's on big red, 60K Km + and still over 50%

    no problems except for the one I put a nick in the sidewall of.
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    Quote Originally Posted by midal View Post
    I also run Cooper ATR's, 235/70....my second set and get great klms with no probs at all to date. (2000 D2 Td5).

    You will no doubt get stacks of opinions, recommendations and justifications for a number of types. To a large extent it's a personal choice on what sort of driving you plan to do and for how long etc. No definitive answer otherwise there wouldn't be such a large choice available.

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    Quote Originally Posted by flagg View Post
    My father and I both run Coopers (ST?) 235/85 and have found that they chip like mad with chunks of rubber falling off all over the place.

    For this reason I would not buy them again.. we are pretty careful drivers and don't abuse them. For us, the Cooper experience has been rather disappointing.

    If it is for a deefer, I'd see if you can find some General Grabbers (the OE tyres).
    2001 Disco

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    Quote Originally Posted by Blknight.aus View Post
    Im running BFG AT's on big red, 60K Km + and still over 50%

    no problems except for the one I put a nick in the sidewall of.
    I'm not sure what BFG means.

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