BFG Tyres.

BandM

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• Apr 11, 2008

• #21

maybe about time we had a dedicated forum for tyre stuff, been enoiugh of 'em

Yorkshire, like the way you have the water based 'paint' in the last pic now that's what a Landy should look like on Sunday afternoon

 

yella

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• Apr 12, 2008

• #22

why did you wash the wheels but not the rest of the motor?

is this so you can go to work and say "ive been offroading"

 

Sirus

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• Apr 12, 2008

• #23

You dunt need to wash BFG's they is self cleaning ..thas what uou pay yur money for......he must have a BFG numberplate too

 

Oddie

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• Apr 12, 2008

• #24

E dint wash the wheels, he just sprayed the mud can on everywhere else

 

YorkshireSteve

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• Apr 14, 2008

• #25

Haha, some guy at Kirton washed the wheel and plates with the pressure washer - but I like the 'spray on mud' idea... Maybe they should sell it for the soft-roaders?!

 

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c18rch

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• Apr 15, 2008

• #26

I'm currently running 33/12.50 R15 on a standard 110 without any problems. You just have to adjust the steering stops.