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  1. 3rd March 2009, 10:56 PM #1
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    BFG MTZ,, what they like

    im looking at geting some new rubber for me rig, an im looking at getting the BFG MTZ, 265/75/16, has eny one elce had a go on theys tyers, an how did they go, how meany Ks did you get on them, an im getting on my defender td5,

    did they hit the gards, i am getting a 2" kit soon but just for now will i ahve to wory
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  2. 3rd March 2009, 11:11 PM #2
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    BFG MT KM2

    or

    Mickey Thompson MTZ?


    Quite different tyres

    The M/T MTZ is the ducks nuts!
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    ummmmm i think there the mikky,, i looked at em in arb,,, i dont thing there the KN2, all tho they are exy 333$ each is the best, with the highest at 380 each, but im geting it with a wheel alignment for free so yer
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  4. 4th March 2009, 12:10 AM #4
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    Not a bad price, and you'll get 80-90k from them if you look after them (alignments etc)

    I've had 2 sets, current set on the 'new to me' Disco 2... One of the best handling, gripping (on and off road) tyres I've ever used.. And I've had so many tyres of different brands and constructions its insane!

    Heres the current ones...




    275-75-18LT.....

    You dont want to know the price!!! (And it was mates rates!)
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    18"!!!! iv never seen that befor,, god i bet they were BIG BUCKS!!, they would be a masive tyer, what lift do you have??
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  6. 4th March 2009, 08:45 AM #6
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    18"!!!! iv never seen that befor,, god i bet they were BIG BUCKS!!, they would be a masive tyer, what lift do you have??
    4 inch lift (same coils as Slunnie) with 7100 bilsteins

    The tyres are brilliant.

    Price was good value in my opinion only $540 each X5
    But will get 90k so equals $0.03 per kilometer which is fine by me.
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    Tombie,

    Those rims look familiar.
    Looks like you put them to good use.

    I was contemplating the Maxxi Bighorn in 275 x 65 x 18.

    However the looked substancially bigger than I thought would fit with a 50 mm lift.

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  9. 4th March 2009, 08:43 PM #9
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    Tombie,

    Those rims look familiar.
    Looks like you put them to good use.

    I was contemplating the Maxxi Bighorn in 275 x 65 x 18.

    However the looked substancially bigger than I thought would fit with a 50 mm lift.

    Regards

    Chuck
    Yeah, thanks Chuck!!!!

    Love 'em... They look great, drive great...
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  10. 4th March 2009, 08:44 PM #10
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    Quote Originally Posted by Slunnie View Post
    If you find your truck on bricks Tombie, you'll know where your wheels have gone!
    I'll have to keep an eye on the Blue Disco spotted in town today!!!
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