adam300tdi
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what are a good cheap off road tyre in this size.best ive found so far seem to be fedima vj910 for £140 each. anybody no of anything better
what 33x12.5x15
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why does it have to be cheap?
surely value for money and performance are more important
surely value for money and performance are more important
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What would you buy then?
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35/12.50/15 baja claw
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why have u got some?dont even fink about offering him mine
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why have u got some?
have you noticed the lock on yer garage door is broke
i did have some yeah !!forwardlean
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I got 35" Baja Claws, yet to fit them.. cant wait
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i dint think that they looked that much off an agressive mud pattern realy compared to a fedima vj910 or insa special tracks
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A lot of the grip from Mickey Thompsons is got from the compound used, sticky but not soft! Expensive, but a great tyre for lanes.
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ive got maxxis bighorns......great on and off road
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I still think the fedima vj910 look a good mud tyre
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You're trying to analyse too much, get a budget, get some tyres and rims and play .. simple
Some tyres are better in clay mud, some better in sandy mud, some better on chalk, some on roack .. there isn't a 'perfect' tyre for every condition, so it doesn't matter what anyone says until you go and use them where and how you normally use them ..
It's one reason I've stayed with BFG AT's over three sets, they're pretty good everywhere except thick mud and even then they can often find some grip .. But I'll soon be changing, probably to Insas, Fedimas or Silverstones depending on price and availability when I have the money .. 'cos the Disco is now mostly for offroad, with minimal on-road use.
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feck me u keep goin on about them and want someone to agree with you just buy the bloody things if thats what u want
