neilly · Mar 8, 2017

Caveman17 said:
Not really I don't think but as they have agreed to replace all tyres I'll see what they come up with? Fingers crossed I'll soon be in for a much better ride?

Nice, are they changing them for a test and going to put them back on if the tyres are not at fault?

Cheers

Caveman17 · Mar 8, 2017

Ha

neilly said:
Nice, are they changing them for a test and going to put them back on if the tyres are not at fault?

Cheers

not too sure tbh? Will discuss in the morning but believe they are fitting "maxxis" ??

Caveman17 · Mar 9, 2017

Caveman17 said:
Thanks for the comments - dealer now agreed to change all tyres so I'll wait and see ?

Turboman · Mar 9, 2017

Caveman17 said:
Ha

not too sure tbh? Will discuss in the morning but believe they are fitting "maxxis" ??

Not sure if they will be better than Grabbers.

Another thought does this happen everywhere, or more in the inside lane?
The tramlines in the road from HGVs can upset the handling and steering of even a well set up vehicle. A landrover is much narrower than an artic, so one wheel will be in the rut, the other on the flat.

Caveman17 · Mar 9, 2017

Maxxis offered were very basic - road tested again with my Grabbers still on and seems much better. Steering damper has been replaced and all wheels re-balanced again. I'm happy once again but thank you again for your input.

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