wiltshire landyman
I’m back
one sets black and round and the others are round and black.
put simex on
put simex on
Don't know the Insa, but Cooper STT have fantastic grip... and that's about all.
Got something like 12,000 km out of one set (on a 127"), and it chips on rough/stony roads.
On the other hand, Cooper ST/C have excellent grip, are chip resistant, and have exceptional longevity. I'm about half-thread on a set after 30,000 km (on a LC77). Best all-terrain I ever had, and several of my friends who operate tours/safaris swear by them. Very puncture-resistant too.
My vehicles spend most of their lives on untarred roads and offroad.
Got something like 12,000 km out of one set (on a 127"), and it chips on rough/stony roads.
On the other hand, Cooper ST/C have excellent grip, are chip resistant, and have exceptional longevity. I'm about half-thread on a set after 30,000 km (on a LC77). Best all-terrain I ever had, and several of my friends who operate tours/safaris swear by them. Very puncture-resistant too.
My vehicles spend most of their lives on untarred roads and offroad.
Beast o Bodmin
Banned
coopers every time....
Big Stu 12
Well-Known Member
I have not used ether but am after a set of Insa turbo dakar's, so please can you let me know if you decide not to have the dakar's, and send me the deatils, Thank you
mecanicalblackdog
New Member
just put a fresh set of insa turbo special track on my series 3 the off road difference to my old 7.50 x16 avons is phenomenal hardly have to lock front hubs or engage diff lock now dont know if the tread is similar to the dakar but would thouroughly recommend them
wiltshire landyman
I’m back
will do ya 4 36/12.50/16 simex for £500 2nd handhaha......OK, if you have a nice set of simex knocking around in your garage for £200.00, I'll have em
