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5x Runway Enduro A/T 265/75/16 on Black Modulars
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Langers
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Sold now, thanks for the interest 
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That means Forrest must have bought them, woop woop!
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waldershelf
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I'm interested to know why you sold them? Did you have problems or are you moving on for another reason?
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Langers
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I know him off Disco Owners!
Ahaa I see
Well I hope he'll be very happy with them, they should look mint on his Disco. Looked very tidy from what I saw!Because I'm going bigger, a set of 35" Hankook Dynapro MT should be turning up at my door tomorrow
Absolutely nothing wrong with the Enduros, they were spot on for what they were; excellent on tarmac and pretty impressive off it too.
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I'd be a bit worried about those getting sliced by the wheel arch! mine looked exactly that height when i put my 265/75 on and theyve taken some battle scars as i had a steep learning curve.... need to do a lot of arch cutting, and i had to fold the 'inside lip' of the arch in as that scrapped and took a chunk out on a speed bump. Ive since replaced my springs with standard HD and they look pretty awesome now
I'd be a bit worried about those getting sliced by the wheel arch! mine looked exactly that height when i put my 265/75 on and theyve taken some battle scars as i had a steep learning curve.... need to do a lot of arch cutting, and i had to fold the 'inside lip' of the arch in as that scrapped and took a chunk out on a speed bump. Ive since replaced my springs with standard HD and they look pretty awesome now
I was a bit worried, but they only rub if I go over a speedbump a bit fast or go round a corner fast - So for now I'll just be careful. If I drive "normally" there aren't any problems. I'll only have to keep it up for a week or so though then I'll get a lift
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ah thats fine then, mine has to stay standard height for insurance things. mine went up about 3" just by replacing the springs haha.
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Because I'm going bigger, a set of 35" Hankook Dynapro MT should be turning up at my door tomorrow
Absolutely nothing wrong with the Enduros, they were spot on for what they were; excellent on tarmac and pretty impressive off it too.
I'm glad the enduros were ok 'cos I fitted a set to my 90 this autumn. I am happy with them so far but I was scared you were going to come up with a horror story.
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Yeah, no they are great tyres.
At a recent pay 'n' play day at Silverdale, I kept up with 90s which were fitted with various types of mud tyres (Insa Turbo Dakar, Kumho KL71, etc) without too much trouble.
They're also a lot better in snow and ice than my new tyres will be...
