all terrain/off road tires
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We had 17" rims, but recently switched to 16", running 205/80R16's, which work really well.
I'd guess you might get away with 225/65R17....
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I'd guess you might get away with 225/65R17....
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Hi,
Geolander A/T G015 are good allseasons tires, I have them in 195/80 R15 size, they have very good grip on snow.
If you choose them in 15 inchs, you can still put snow chains if you need.
They are a little more noisy then normal tires.
In the freeway at 70 mph or more, the TD4 engine will mask any noise on the road.
Regards
Geolander A/T G015 are good allseasons tires, I have them in 195/80 R15 size, they have very good grip on snow.
If you choose them in 15 inchs, you can still put snow chains if you need.
They are a little more noisy then normal tires.
In the freeway at 70 mph or more, the TD4 engine will mask any noise on the road.
Regards
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The Pilgrim
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I have also the Geolandars, 225/65, no issues, not so noisy as expected.
