spudtricks1
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Have read in some landy mag that extreme terrain tyres are soon to become unavailable either by cessation of production or by law , anybody know anything about this ?????????
chunkymunky
New Member
Would this cover the insa special tracks?
Last i heard no. because there re moulds. BUT i have been away from home and land rovers for a while now so im not that upto date.
The people on ere to ask would be: 90boy, 200tdistu and jonboy. They all run them so will be able to better advise.
spudtricks1
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The mag aticle said remoulds like insa`s would still be availible untill 2015 and that companies were stocking up ( no doubt to ram the prices up)
wiltshire landyman
I’m back
yep not aloud over a certain db now
lanny man 90
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The people on ere to ask would be: the waltons 90boy, 200tdistu and jonboy. They all run them so will be able to better advise.
Edited :lol:
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300tdistu
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Last i heard no. because there re moulds. BUT i have been away from home and land rovers for a while now so im not that upto date.
The people on ere to ask would be: 90boy, 200tdistu and jonboy. They all run them so will be able to better advise.
dont worry
From November 2012, a new law from the EU compels all new tyres sold to carry information that grades wet braking, rolling resistance and noise levels, using a picture system similar to that already used when buying electrical equipment such as fridges.
Tyre manufacturers will have to ensure the information is supplied with every new tyre that leaves the factory while retailers will also have to make sure the customer is shown the information before sale.
It mentions nothing about tyres currently fitted
the new tyre labelling does not apply to re-tread tyres and larger size tyres or cars made before 1980
InterRegs - Regulations Spotlight
ETRMA - Tyres
thanks for that 200tdistu.
oops, sorry pal. 300tdistu. :lol:
So you know where it says bigger tyres in yam post? how big exactly?
And am i right in saying its just the Extreme tyres? muds and AT's will most likely have a rating as there a road going tyre right?
oops, sorry pal. 300tdistu. :lol:
So you know where it says bigger tyres in yam post? how big exactly?
And am i right in saying its just the Extreme tyres? muds and AT's will most likely have a rating as there a road going tyre right?
johnlad
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Last i heard no. because there re moulds. BUT i have been away from home and land rovers for a while now so im not that upto date.
The people on ere to ask would be: 90boy, 200tdistu and jonboy. They all run them so will be able to better advise.
jonboy, who the fcuk is jonboy
sprogthedog
Well-Known Member
A far as I know, and this was told to me by a tyre dealer, these regulations refer to NEW tyres, not remoulds.
Thats one of the reason BFG and General Grabber changed their tread pattern, but you can still get the "old" BFG mud pattern as a remould from Insa-Turbo.
I may be wrong... It's happened before (a lot!)
Thats one of the reason BFG and General Grabber changed their tread pattern, but you can still get the "old" BFG mud pattern as a remould from Insa-Turbo.
I may be wrong... It's happened before (a lot!)
300tdistu
Well-Known Member
thanks for that 200tdistu.
oops, sorry pal. 300tdistu. :lol:
So you know where it says bigger tyres in yam post? how big exactly?
And am i right in saying its just the Extreme tyres? muds and AT's will most likely have a rating as there a road going tyre right?
it appears to indicate that 'off road professional tyres' are excluded
Fatboy11
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it appears to indicate that 'off road professional tyres' are excluded
But only when used off road probably, so bless tailoring would still need road legal tyres.
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300tdistu
Well-Known Member
dont worry
From November 2012, a new law from the EU compels all new tyres sold to carry information that grades wet braking, rolling resistance and noise levels, using a picture system similar to that already used when buying electrical equipment such as fridges.
Tyre manufacturers will have to ensure the information is supplied with every new tyre that leaves the factory while retailers will also have to make sure the customer is shown the information before sale.
It mentions nothing about tyres currently fitted
the new tyre labelling does not apply to re-tread tyres and larger size tyres or cars made before 1980
InterRegs - Regulations Spotlight
ETRMA - Tyres
No
warrior
Well-Known Member
I have seen this in Lro and you saying they are banning them for the road noise but the performance of the tyre in adver conditions as well?
Surly it's the drivers responsibility to use his head to work out what's safe n what's just been stupid,
I used to run a road legal track car on yoko a048 there's are a road legal slick, grips like no other tyre (besides Toyo r888 the same tread pattern) but if it rained then you might have well been driving on ice. So are they going to ban these as well?
There must be some human rights law against banning tyres that have been made for years, why should simex looses sales just cause to tool in an office doesn't under stand the joy of off roading.
Surly it's the drivers responsibility to use his head to work out what's safe n what's just been stupid,
I used to run a road legal track car on yoko a048 there's are a road legal slick, grips like no other tyre (besides Toyo r888 the same tread pattern) but if it rained then you might have well been driving on ice. So are they going to ban these as well?
There must be some human rights law against banning tyres that have been made for years, why should simex looses sales just cause to tool in an office doesn't under stand the joy of off roading.
Fatboy11
New Member
Bloody predictive spelling !
