tulipandthistle
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Great stuff, I love getting new shoes for the Disco! I will stick to the AT2's as well
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Great stuff, I love getting new shoes for the Disco! I will stick to the AT2's as well
TrueStereo
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Mine are ATs not AT2s. Various t'interwebby things said that AT2s are an old tread pattern and the ATs are the upgrade. The pattern is a lot more curvy than the pics I've seen of the AT2s. Price wise, just over 100 a corner fitted for a bit extra at my garage
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And sorry for the double post but I totally agree with tulip - new shoes are great!!
tulipandthistle
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Checking that now on the tinterwebs
tulipandthistle
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Looked it up there, the AT's are indeed nicer looking pattern, I got mine for off-roading as I drive quite a bit in fields and mud.
How are the AT's doing that?
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At's will let go on wet roads, roundabouts etc, at2 much surer footed, for an extra fiver, consider Goodrich at
TrueStereo
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Thanks freelance. Worth bearing in mind for the future. First impressions of ATs are fine. It's been pretty biblical rain this morning for an hour or so and they've felt fine. Of course, I haven't been hoofing it too much. It's never going to be a sports car is it! Getting it tracked properly has made a difference - it was measuring 7 on one side and 2 on the other!
As for mud, no idea how they are tulip. Any one in the Preston area who can lead me in the direction of mud??
As for mud, no idea how they are tulip. Any one in the Preston area who can lead me in the direction of mud??
