tyre questions

cold comfort farm · Apr 1, 2013

many thanks everyone. I will let you know how i get on
Just need to work out now if it 235 70 16 or 31 10.5 15 if they fit the same rims ? unsure.
the 31s are much cheaper for some reason yet seem about the same size

Thor1950 · Apr 1, 2013

cold comfort farm said:
many thanks everyone. I will let you know how i get on
Just need to work out now if it 235 70 16 or 31 10.5 15 if they fit the same rims ? unsure.
the 31s are much cheaper for some reason yet seem about the same size

Take a deep breath and think a bit One is a 16" diameter wheel and the other is a 15" diameter wheel. Do you see the difference? Hint 1 is bigger than the other can you figure it out?

Freelaner · Apr 1, 2013

Well that wasn't condescending enough

Thor1950 · Apr 1, 2013

Freelaner said:
Well that wasn't condescending enough

Snigger

just spelled it out for him, hope he can figure it out

sidewaysste · Apr 1, 2013

What does it feel like to be so superior? Twunt.

thought it was mine! · Apr 1, 2013

thor is a god but as pointed out by the dr he is a god called budha

trax · Apr 1, 2013

cold comfort farm said:
thanks buckshot looks like its the mud then. We have two other cars if we are going any distance.
whats the noise like on tarmac with the muds

You're a farmer, you are deaf anyway.. i said YOU ARE DEAF ANYWAY

Thor1950 · Apr 1, 2013

trax said:
You're a farmer, you are deaf anyway.. i said YOU ARE DEAF ANYWAY

could be a up hill farmer

trax · Apr 1, 2013

cold comfort farm said:
Hiya all.
I am currently running Avon ATs and they are rubbish in light mud.

We live on a farm and 6 months of the year we are in fields in mud etc for 3 days per year we get stuck in the snow.
I am looking at BF goodrich AT or BFG mud. mud would be better off road but does anyone have any experience with these in snow. we live 1/2 mile from any tarmac road.
lots of reviews online but would like your opinions. Other options of tyres could be considered.

Ta stephen

I guess you'll be clearing your own roads for the snow, so it's the fields you'll have issue with and even then it's the drifts.

At's are pretty good, but I'd do muds on a farm. I think I'd go skinny and cut through.

What you doing in the fields anyway? feeding cattle? If so, maybe you need better drainage

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