Bigboy

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:confused:Hi everyone,

I need 2 front tyres on my disco 2 255/55/18 can any one advise me of some tyre choice's please, it's used on the road mostly but with the odd greenlane day and off road course.

Cheers

Adam:)
 
Thanks for those comments, Not:frusty:The tyres that are on are goodyear wrangler in 255/55/18 which are standard fitment i think i was only asking if there was any alternitives to this tyre that anyone could recommend that would fit an 18" wheel ie different size/manufacturer/type

cheers:mooning::censored:
 
:confused:Hi everyone,

I need 2 front tyres on my disco 2 255/55/18 can any one advise me of some tyre choice's please, it's used on the road mostly but with the odd greenlane day and off road course.

Cheers

Adam:)

I've got the same predicament and same usage . Currently have Goodyear Wrangler HP's - anyone suggest something else?
 
I have general grabber AT2's and I find them awesome so far! been in some sticky mud (not much mind) and they coped fine, yet mine is 90% road car too, and theyre very good on the road! especially when the Ice came the other day!
 
I used Pirelli Scorpions on my p38 with similar if not the same size tyre (18" hurricane alloys) and they seemed to hold up well. I had tried Kumho before that but they wore out very quickly
 
I have general grabber AT2's and I find them awesome so far! been in some sticky mud (not much mind) and they coped fine, yet mine is 90% road car too, and theyre very good on the road! especially when the Ice came the other day!

Had a look at these how do you find the noise on the motorway and does the fuel economy alter
 
I agree with jimbo-td5 with the AT2 general grabbers, Awsome tyres for what you want I had them goodyear wranglers on mine, They didnt last 7 months with the milage i do. I just about done 30,000 on mine now and their just on about half way through mine cost me £125.00 each, the garage done a deal because i bought four.
 
We would agree with the general grabber AT2's. Quiet on the road and good in the snow. Check out the pic in our profile. No problems churning through a foot and a half of snow.
 
General Grabber AT2. Best I've ever had. Quiet on the road, Awesome in the sticky stuff and no noticeable difference in fuel consumption
 
I have General UHP's on my TD5 with 18" wheels and AT²'s on my wife's TDi 300.

I find the UHP's are excellent on-road and surprisingly good off-road, but next time I think I will buy AT²'s.

Why do I say this? When you have a vehicle like a Disco they are so competant at everything you ask of them, there is a temptation to ask too much of road biased tyres. I am slightly concerned that the sidewalls of the UHP's are not quite up to the job of real off-roading and I have no such worries with the AT²'s.

Hope that explanation helps your decision making. Basically, go for AT² and you'll be happy for a looooooooong time.

255/55R18 General Grabber AT2 Tyre Only
 
Hi, I've got Avon Ranger Sports on mine, same size as you're looking for, been excellent in the snow / ice, great off road and quiet on road. Used to have Wranglers but to be honest after reading different reports I couldn't justify the price. No noticeable difference in consumption and fairly cheap, too. Here's a link...


AVON TYRES / 4X4 / AVON RANGER SPORT - 255/55R18 109V XL TL :: £84.40 :: 4x4 Tyres - SUV Tyres - All Terrain Tyres - Off Road Tyres - 18" :: R18" - 255/55/18, 255/55 R 18 ::
 
Had a look at these how do you find the noise on the motorway and does the fuel economy alter

virtually no noise with them at all! and im getting more than 30mpg with them on, and thats with a winch bumper and a slightly heavy foot! plus they look awesome IMO :)
 

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