Reply With QuoteYeah I would agree with that statement. My muddies are much better than my old AT's on the bitumen!Originally Posted by cmurray
Angus
Wizard
I've been running Hankook Muddies since 2004 now. They won't mix it with the bigger names, but honestly if you are after a tyre that will take you further and won't cost you the earth, they might do the job.
And to be honest, I've shocked a lot of people where they will go with a little adjustment in tyre pressures - which is what makes all the difference most of the time.
I run 235/85 R16's on the Defender, cost has been approx $175 to $200 per tyre for the last 4 years running. Not sure if that will increase with their new tyre, but worth a look.
Wear rates are approx 25k at most with my driving, but my old girl spends a lot of time off-road, and with the lockers in a little bit.
Cheers
Chris
Yeah I would agree with that statement. My muddies are much better than my old AT's on the bitumen!
Angus
YarnMaster
Toyo Proxes T1-R for street and play,
$230 a pop in 225/50R16
getting worn (and way too hard) after nearly 30,000km so i'm stepping up to something a lil more aggressive/soft
enter the:
Toyo Proxes R888
$390-ish each, and yes, i pay that quite happily
obviously my idea of play is slightly different to most people on here!
Let me guess...rangie?!
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