Hippo said:

Tyres didn't fail. I cut them to see the thickness. The crack by the ruler was a gg at2. That was a real split. Done oft road so yer can't blame the tyre too much but it does show how weak they are.

big tyre fred:

http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f9/what-tyres-do-you-have-your-freelander-182778.html

Click to expand...

gstuart said:

cheers mate , will have a read

yes a nice warm heater, quiet, and can go over 50 mph without screaming , lol

Click to expand...

Hippo said:

I think he's either lost or beginning to see reality. Freelandering is the way forward.

Click to expand...

Hippo said:

At least our heaters work.

Click to expand...

Hippo said:

I think he's either lost or beginning to see reality. Freelandering is the way forward.

Click to expand...

Hippo said:

At least our heaters work.

Click to expand...

flat said:

Least my 4wd works regardless of what tyres I put on.

Oh and my doors don't fall off in the rain

Click to expand...

teddywood1 said:

:hysterically_laughi:hysterically_laughi

no they are lying on the floor rusted LOL

Click to expand...

flat said:

Least my 4wd works regardless of what tyres I put on.

Oh and my doors don't fall off in the rain

Click to expand...

goonarmy said:

Land rover dont think so.

when you cut the tires have you compared them to anything else?

Click to expand...

Hippo said:

Only compared to others cut online.

When talking to a tyre bloke (d2 owner with oft road mods) he said in the 90's they used van tyres as they were thicker. Tyres for our small 4x4 Freelanders are just road tyres with deeper read. They don't have the additional strength. Hence why he see's so many fail.

Click to expand...