Pikey
Dummy Ejection Facilitator..
Round ones help.
thebiglad
Well-Known Member
Hi Liam, I used General UHP's that I bought from Paddocks. Good tyre in all on-road conditions plus excellent on grass.
Dave
brian47
Well-Known Member
Hmmm .... That's what I was thinking. He's going to be hard pushed to find some boots that size.
discodrivercumbria
Well-Known Member
must of been waiting patiently for an answer? 255/55/18 does he not mean these?
discodrivercumbria
Well-Known Member
when i had 18's on last car, i had Michelin Lattitude's on! they were good, no problems, but you will get loads of different opinions as there is loads of options and prices, Good luck!
bushwwacker
Well-Known Member
pful...
discodrivercumbria
Well-Known Member
try black circles!
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the car i have now came to me with cheap tyres on the rear, they were shaped like an egg! Goodride! they were not!
Tyres Online | Cheap Tyres | Winter Tyres & Car Servicing UK
the car i have now came to me with cheap tyres on the rear, they were shaped like an egg! Goodride! they were not!
biggeeeee
Retired - Living the dream
+1 Thats what Ive got on mine and tow and launch a boat over stones and seaweed with no probs
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ArticFox
New Member
If you want a more budget priced tyre, don't ignore the Cooper Discoverer ATR. I had these on for a year and they're a great all round tyre. Not surprisingly they really don't like mud, but I found them excellent on dry tarmac, wet tarmac, 0.5m flooded tarmac (!), grassy fields and on ice and light snow.
I changed them because my D2 is on the portly side (permanently mounted roof tent etc) and bogs down easily, so I fitted some second hand BFG ATs. These live up to their reputation, but they do hit your economy by 2-3 MPG and are a tad noisier than the ATRs.
I changed them because my D2 is on the portly side (permanently mounted roof tent etc) and bogs down easily, so I fitted some second hand BFG ATs. These live up to their reputation, but they do hit your economy by 2-3 MPG and are a tad noisier than the ATRs.
We have 255/65R16 Nexen Roadian A/T, they've been very good on our D2, lasted twice as long as the Pirelli Scorpions we had on before.
Not a headline brand, but we'd buy them again, in fact we have: There's a new set in the stores that we bought expecting these to wear out, but so far they have exceeded the Pirellis by 18 months.
We got a good price from Camskills.
Your size are showing as £79.80 including VAT but without carriage or fitting etc.
Peter
Not a headline brand, but we'd buy them again, in fact we have: There's a new set in the stores that we bought expecting these to wear out, but so far they have exceeded the Pirellis by 18 months.
We got a good price from Camskills.
Your size are showing as £79.80 including VAT but without carriage or fitting etc.
Peter
