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Post by dan on May 10, 2004 18:26:40 GMT 11
I have a LWB 1989 bighorn, 2.8 . I wanna know any reccomendations for new tyres. It is my work, private and off road vehicle, but have had A/T's and didn't like them, looking for muddy's. I have 30.9x9.5 15 on at the moment, and want bigger, has anyone had 31.5 or 33's on theirs, would it be a good idea having 33's for on road use? Where does anyone recommend shopping for tyres, and what brand please?
All the help much appreciated.
Dan.
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Post by Yarno on May 24, 2004 18:40:42 GMT 11
I can't recomend a size for you truck as I have an MU. I recomend the goodyear MT/R wrangler as I have seen the peform quite well for what they are, and they are a lot quiter than mine. I have the 33" BFG MT and dont find them that good.
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Post by geeves on May 25, 2004 18:10:00 GMT 11
Dan Ive got the same vehical as you and am currently running 31x10.5x15 GTSavero MT tyres They have proved themselves now very well and cost $215 each Before that I had Firestone RMT in the same size and belived they were the perfect compromise tyre. The Savero has at least equaled them except for a slight increase in noise. RMTs can be boughtr under $200 and lasted 60000 on mine. I cant truly coment on wear but I have heard of 100000 from the Savero
Also the Goodyear MTr, the Kumo834, the Hankook RT01 are good tyres
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Post by Witchdoctor on May 25, 2004 20:42:06 GMT 11
Dan i am running Goodyear MT/Rs have done 3000Ks had them offroad in loose rocks & slick rock steps they preformed fantastic thet are also great on road.Have had a lot of experiance with muds after having Kuhmo 834 muds for the last 15 years on my hi-lux. The MT/Rs are on the MU, used as my daily driver. 31x10.5R15 payed $246.00 fitted in Oz.
Go the MTRs.
Dave
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