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alright guys posted this elsewhere and have no joy yet! http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f16/new-wheels-tyres-vs-tyres-refurbed-wheels-53349.html Ive got the vogue body coloured 205/80 r16's on at the mo.Cheers!
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v8kenny
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What about these :-
LAND ROVER COOPER ST 235/70R16 & 7X16 SILVER MODULAR on eBay, also, Land Rover, Car Parts, Cars, Parts Vehicles (end time 08-Mar-08 13:31:41 GMT)
They are a fairly aggressive all terrain so would be a good compromise - and with those wheels that would let you refurb your existing alloys too
Don't know where you are in the country but there are quite a few sets of rangie alloys on ebay at the mo - maybe there is a set near you
LAND ROVER COOPER ST 235/70R16 & 7X16 SILVER MODULAR on eBay, also, Land Rover, Car Parts, Cars, Parts Vehicles (end time 08-Mar-08 13:31:41 GMT)
They are a fairly aggressive all terrain so would be a good compromise - and with those wheels that would let you refurb your existing alloys too
Don't know where you are in the country but there are quite a few sets of rangie alloys on ebay at the mo - maybe there is a set near you
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have a look ere Cooper tyres, 4x4 tyres, B.F.Goodrich, Cooper Cobra tyres thet might help ya
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thats not a bad price for 4 wheels and tyres!Run them off road and road tyres on the originals.......makes sense!
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i suppose the next natural question is do i want to go for bigger than the orignals?Those coppers are wider but lower profile.Better on road ahndling at least.Any ideas what sizes i can get for the classic?
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You can't go much bigger than 235/70/16's without having to lift the suspension or cut the arches, you would also lose some steering lock by having to wind in the steering stop lock to stop bigger tyres fouling
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no none of that for me.235/70's at the most for me then. Craddocks is looking the best deal so far but gonna give a few others listed ion lrm and lre a ring see what deals they'll do
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Just bought a set of tyres off Craddocks, Not recieved them yet but they gave me problems for 2 days about postage, If i was buying again, i'd try paddockspares, and they are slightly cheaper also.
I've got a good set of Classic alloys, but i'm not sure if i should put my 265/75/16 on the alloys for offroading or stick to my steel rims.....................and yes it's been lifted
I've got a good set of Classic alloys, but i'm not sure if i should put my 265/75/16 on the alloys for offroading or stick to my steel rims.....................and yes it's been lifted
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goonarmy give these a try for tyres LANDROVER SPECIALISTS SIMMONITES ON ROAD TYRES
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these the lot that did yours?
wangie46
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no but im lookin at getting some from them for the 18s
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yeah think running two sets of tyres is the way to go.Im gonna leave the road tyres on me original wheels and look for a cheap wheel and tyre deal(for MTs)
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