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  1. 5th September 2008, 07:29 PM #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by DeeJay View Post
    Shoot me an email if you like . I have 4x 7.50 x16 jeep service retreads on Landie rims at the right price.
    Jeep service no better than those for the tough stuff GRAB 'EM tried and true
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  2. 5th September 2008, 08:14 PM #12
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    Have a look at these, I run them as Muddies and I happy with them.

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    What do you have to swap in the way of tyres? Remy has just fitted a set of muddies to his Disco but is now selling it. Maybe you can do a deal. He's in Wagga.
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    Anyone tried MRF Tyres ?

    Unstakeable Tyres?...Maybe......................... @ ExplorOz

    MRF Super Lug 7.50x16 16ply rating Footprint @ ExplorOz

    Not a real mudder but seem cheap and tough
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    Give NanKang Mud Stars a look, 33x12.5x15 for $175 ea. fitted, haven't been able to hurt them, most of my driving is on shaly, sharp, rocky fire trails and 40K has not been a problem, don't know if 16"s are dearer, but I would imagine so, check out some pics in my Gallery, have no idea on how to post up pics from Gallery anymore, changed the way it used to be done, Regards Frank.
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