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    Wanted: Info on All Terran tyres in 255 / 85 x 16

    G'day Guys,

    Wanted: Info on All Terran tyres in 255 / 85 x 16

    Can anyone tell me what makes of All Terrain tyres come in 255 / 85 x 16?

    THX

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    AFAIK only BFG MT and Maxxis Big Horn 762 and maybe one Interco.
    Was told Cooper had dropped the ST in that size, but it'd be worth checking.

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    in my humble opinion but bearing in mind opinions are like belly buttons the only tyres to fit to a lr are bfg (B F goodrich) having used both their mud terrain and all terrain I have never found an all round tyre to equal them

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    Quote Originally Posted by rick130 View Post
    AFAIK only BFG MT and Maxxis Big Horn 762 and maybe one Interco.
    Was told Cooper had dropped the ST in that size, but it'd be worth checking.
    THX Rick - I find this size just perfect for the Defender.

    Do you have Maxxis yet? I know you were talking about them a while back.

    LRH
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    I got coopers late last year
    no mention they were deleted?
    so far so good but they haven't done much
    Jase

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    Quote Originally Posted by stock View Post
    in my humble opinion but bearing in mind opinions are like belly buttons the only tyres to fit to a lr are bfg (B F goodrich) having used both their mud terrain and all terrain I have never found an all round tyre to equal them
    i have a belly button too

    cheers phil

    oh and maxxis, bfg and poopers only do the 255 85

    ide go the maxxis from the reports ive heard.
    and tyre power can get them, $260 each.

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    nope, not yet, will be ordering in a couple of weeks or so.

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    Mate id go the maxxis if the horns are anything like the buckshots expect about 80k wear from them my buckshots are fantastic

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    I have the Maxxis Bighorns fitted to the Rangie.

    They go alright actually.
    I thought wear was an issue - they are a cheap tyre afterall @ $225 ea fitted. (Sep 2006)

    I measured actual tread depth after 12,000 km - worst was 10mm and best was 12mm. Nothing to write home about but nowhere near as bad as I thought.



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