Muddy Fields and tyres

bankz5152

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• Feb 13, 2021

• #21

Toyo MTs are a great tyre. They are a proper mud tyre but they are excellent on the road, even in snow/ice/wet.

Relatively low road noise given the aggressige pattern and fairly cheap.

 

Mr Freedom

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• Feb 15, 2021

• #22

Thanks for all the advice and ideas. Unfortunately, tractors are not cheap in France, I'm tempted though... Just had the French MOT done, loads of issues, one being a "gravely worn tyre" - bit of an exaggeration, but I've got to buy new tyres now!

 

Cavey_P38

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• Feb 16, 2021

• #23

How about the tyres on this disco

Land Rover discovery | eBay

 

dag019

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• Feb 19, 2021

• #24

tottot said:

Not any more, but OP may have more luck in France.

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Colthebrummie said:

Old tractors are cheap.

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tottot said:

Not any more, but OP may have more luck in France.

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Colthebrummie said:

Old tractors are cheap.

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Tractors are still fairly cheap in the UK as long as you are not expecting something perfect and do not go for a sought after "vintage" model, but it depends on what you consider to be cheap. I do not know what is required for import though. I bought one couple of years ago for £1800 I am slowly rebuilding (link), at that price a new set of tyres is half way to a tractor.