Reply With QuoteDepends what you're comparing it with.Originally Posted by PAT303
They are noisier than a road tyre but quieter than an Avon Rangemaster.
Just turn up the volume on the radio!
M
ForumSage
... Thats around $150 each, plus shipping.....Are 750R16 xzl's still being made? The LR brochure is the only place I can find them.
Looks like the Czechs still have an SAT version: 4x4 | MAXIMA 750X16 (814/160mm) 112/110J | Fedima CZECH
YarnMaster
Depends what you're comparing it with.
They are noisier than a road tyre but quieter than an Avon Rangemaster.
Just turn up the volume on the radio!
M
ForumSage
Yeah, 88 quid in the UK, but keep in mind these are remoulds. I just got a sea-freight shipment from UK, it would have been soo easy to fit a set in.
My mud tyres were a set of 205R16 radial casings with SAT retread blocks vulcanised on. In the mud and snow melt I used them in, they were awesome. I never had cross-ply SAT's on the same vehicle but I'm convinced the radial casings were quieter.
But last winter one of the casings died of old age. There is a tyre shop in NZ which can do the same again on 225/75R16 casings. I probably should do that.
These are 90km/h tyres, not 100km/h tyres. I keep them on a spare set of rims.
Check the www.beadelltours.com.au website.
they have a very informative tyre section and links to suppliers.
good on bitumen, sand and harder to rock damage and stake.
Way to go.
Robert.
OldBushie
All the vehicles that spend thier life out in the bush run this size tyre,the only vehicles running bigger fatter tyres are the tourists. Pat
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