Freelander tyres

Sambocar1988 · Apr 4, 2013

Hi all I know I'm going to get "LOOK AT THE SEARCH BUTTON" lol but I have done a search and can't seem to find a straight answer I need some new tyres but I would like some ATs or light MUDs what are the biggest I can get on with a 2 inch lift with no rubbing its a freelander 1 2004 with 16inch rims but don't want to change the rim size.

Thanks in advance

nathan5346 · Apr 4, 2013

You planning on parking on the grass verge outside school?

DiscoPol · Apr 4, 2013

:doh:

WLJayne · Apr 4, 2013

Well at least you tried. 225/75 R16 is a good size for a lifted Hippo. BFG AT if you want the best money can buy, General Grabber AT is you want a good tyres, anything else and you're taking a gamble but alot of people run different tyres and seem to be happy. Falken AT's are supposed to be good value but not as good in wet braking as GG or BFG.

Dr_evil · Apr 4, 2013

I already gave you an answer on your other thread :doh:

So again 325/85/16

Sambocar1988 · Apr 4, 2013

nathan5346 said:
You planning on parking on the grass verge outside school?

No mate ain't got kids, so I can get on the drive its got a slight incline

Sambocar1988 · Apr 4, 2013

Thanks very much guys

Freelaner · Apr 4, 2013

WLJayne said:
Well at least you tried. 225/75 R16 is a good size for a lifted Hippo. BFG AT if you want the best money can buy, General Grabber AT is you want a good tyres, anything else and you're taking a gamble but alot of people run different tyres and seem to be happy. Falken AT's are supposed to be good value but not as good in wet braking as GG or BFG.

Sambocar1988 said:
Thanks very much guys

see above for the real answer

Dr_evil · Apr 4, 2013

Freelaner said:
see above for the gay answer

yep

Freelaner · Apr 4, 2013

Dr_evil said:
yep

WLJayne · Apr 4, 2013

Dr_evil said:
So again 325/85/16

That's fooking massive! Shirley you would need both lift and fat spacers to fit those! 225/65 is plenty by any measure

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Dr_evil · Apr 4, 2013

WLJayne said:
That's fooking massive! Shirley you would need both lift and fat spacers to fit those! 225/65 is plenty by any measure .

225's is for girls or hatchbacks

WLJayne · Apr 4, 2013

Dr_evil said:
225's is for girls or hatchbacks

So how's the V8 coming along then?

:mooning:

Freelaner · Apr 4, 2013

WLJayne said:
So how's the V8 coming along then?

:mooning:

:director: Saucer of milk for table number 4, please

Dr_evil · Apr 4, 2013

WLJayne said:
So how's the V8 coming along then?

:mooning:

High pressure pump, optima battery, new engine mounts which fit thanks to some clever tractor stuff

you can buy ones with screw in studs so you can line them up, loctite the stud, torque it into the locking hole as you fit into the bay so it all lines up nicely and yeah thats about it

Once the body is on and I've put the new mount in for engine and gearbox I'm going to attempt to start it

Hippo · Apr 5, 2013

Dr_evil said:
High pressure pump, optima battery, new engine mounts which fit thanks to some clever tractor stuff you can buy ones with screw in studs so you can line them up, loctite the stud, torque it into the locking hole as you fit into the bay so it all lines up nicely and yeah thats about it

Once the body is on and I've put the new mount in for engine and gearbox I'm going to attempt to start it

It's about time.

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