Hi Wayne;
when I spoke to Baulkahm Hills Tryes , they did mention that there was certainly no shotage on 235/85R/16's MT or AT and I was quoted $255 each , how does that compare with coopers of the same size , any idea?
Coopers supply their STT in 245/75 R16 ( well according to their website anyway ). I know there's been some discussion about delamination, but I still seriously consider them as an alternative when my BFG MTs wear out.
Hi Wayne;
when I spoke to Baulkahm Hills Tryes , they did mention that there was certainly no shotage on 235/85R/16's MT or AT and I was quoted $255 each , how does that compare with coopers of the same size , any idea?
Always looking for creative new ways to get bogged... :whistling:
76 RR...sold coz fuel was expensive at 70c/l :eek:
93 200 Tdi Disco...old faithful...sold to make way for...
99 Td5 Disco ACE...nice drive...hopefully reliable...
Thanks Stevo
I shopped around a bit for BFG MT 235/85R/16 and cheapest price I found was $255.00 but wasn't sure that Price I was quoted was reasonable , but from what you're sayin it seems to be , will place an to order shortly , not sure about Good year Mt tyres , but the 6 years I've had BFG's I ve not had a tyre blow out or delaminate a tyre.
FeraldDisco
Do you have em on your vehicle and if so how long have you had them for ? let us know mate. I'm interested to know more about Good year MT's
Last edited by Disco_owner; 4th April 2008 at 09:11 PM.
Just got tyres last year for the disco.
Apparently according to the dealer there was some issue with the load rating of the 245/75 16's, I ended up fitting BFG 255/70's All Terrain which I think work close to the same dia. I only had to bend the rear lip on the panel, by about 5 mm and adjust the steering of course.
Don't know whether these are avail, in an M/T though as mine are A/T's. They were about $255 ea.
Stu
I had the MT/Rs on my recently sold S1 Disco and they are fantastic. Had them on for about 60K km over some pretty rugged terrain - no chipping, no punctures and plenty of tread left. BFG A/Ts over the same terrain chip badly. BFG muds are good, but pretty ordinary on wet bitumen not surprisingly. MT/Rs are a good compromise tyre.
Always looking for creative new ways to get bogged... :whistling:
76 RR...sold coz fuel was expensive at 70c/l :eek:
93 200 Tdi Disco...old faithful...sold to make way for...
99 Td5 Disco ACE...nice drive...hopefully reliable...
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