sprogthedog
Well-Known Member
I've got Insa-Turbo Dakkars. They're the same pattern as the old (better) BFG muds, but have a much more appealing price tag.
5000 miles now, and no problems other than one puncture that was repairable.
5000 miles now, and no problems other than one puncture that was repairable.
Jay reKx
Active Member
round ones
paddy700d
Active Member
Doh!!! Lol
I'll rephrase that, are the modular £25 a pop wheels okay or would I be better off finding either Disco, Wolf or just bog standard Defender ones?
COA
New Member
I would go with BFG, I had a set of the old ones which I loved and they were great but now replaced with Insa Turbo ST's for playing and an old set of road tyres for the week. Actually takes 15 mins to change all four with my lad helping out once you get good at it and I dont like compromises.
On steels - go for what you can afford. Most of the time the cheapies will be fine until you hit a big rock and it buckles and you wish you had shelled out for the more expensive ones. If you have the cash then its worth it but if you dont then the cheapies are fine.
On steels - go for what you can afford. Most of the time the cheapies will be fine until you hit a big rock and it buckles and you wish you had shelled out for the more expensive ones. If you have the cash then its worth it but if you dont then the cheapies are fine.
sprogthedog
Well-Known Member
Yes.
I know we've all heard the horror stories about remoulds.
This is my third set, and I can't fault them.
paddy700d
Active Member
Its 235 85R16's and it works out at £147 each delivered.
I think I'll try and get a couple more steel Disco 1 wheels as I already have a couple sitting around.
paddy700d
Active Member
Well it was on eBay from a place called tyres direct online but.....if you go direct to their website you can save £50!!!
