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-Defender110-
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looking at em too, from what ive learned there pretty good, dont last long on roads though.
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Got them on my 90 great tyres, great on road not a lot of road noise and they will easyly last 40000 miles and off road what can i say but you dont get stuck very often
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nothing but trouble.got **** remolds now and ther half the price and better...
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and you base that on what have you tryed the new km2's????
ed.poore
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He's probably basing it on the price alone. What he doesn't realise is that they'll almost certainly work out cheaper in the long run.
Had the ATs on the Shogun, 90 and now 110 since we had the vehicles and the ATs are averaging 65k+ each. I doubt a remould would work out cheaper than that.
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done muds at and have found the current recip trails i have better off road and no punctures yet....
i find the michelins better too.
i find the michelins better too.
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the new KM2's are awesome. get them. These will outlast any retread.
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i get sidewall beasted here so like a nice simex really...
i like the tw bf tyres for the road.the tratter tyres i have a far better .get rocks up the side,hedge row trimmin and tractor ruts in gateways the depth of yer garden pond.th e bf muds get fooked bet the retard muds i have have superb grip and fling cabbage nice.
just no need ta spend that on an off road tyre really.seems daft.there are way better and cheaper on the market.
seem to remember on our last outing yours didnt get over them little humps when most others did
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Yep most likly beacause i was the only person with out a lift kit fittedseem to remember on our last outing yours didnt get over them little humps when most others did
from the book of excuses, heheYep most likly beacause i was the only person with out a lift kit fitted
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seem to remember on our last outing yours didnt get over them little humps when most others did
To be fair That probably wasn't a tyre problem. More likely caused by a **** driver. :bolt:
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bfg muds are ok but SATs are better in the mud
90boy
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To be fair That probably wasn't a tyre problem. More likely caused by a **** driver. :bolt:
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thats like saying "BFG are ok but Simex are better in the mud"
pretty obvious really! but you can keep yuor SAT's for the tarmac!:croc:
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SATs are ok on tarmac but i have a set of rangemasters for everyday use
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Anyone got any advise on the best place to get som bfg's on black modulars at not too high a price? Been looking around and the best I've found is mm-4x4.
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