Goodyear wranglers ata?
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that is good.... My original duellers only lasted to 52000 and need replacing. Hence this thread
Found that regular attention to tyre pressures really can also make a difference. Worth the extra effort. Always use a quality screw on gauge as have found servo compressor thingies a bit erratic and my compressor gauge probably made in the same place.
We currently have BFG AT's in an LT construction. Have been happy with their onroad performance and noise levels, have had very limited offroad use to date.
Previous Paj had Dueller D694s on it. They did about 90,000 kms, but only about 20,000 of that was in my possession. Very scary in the wet at the end
Regular rotation is a good policy for extending tyre life too.
Previous Paj had Dueller D694s on it. They did about 90,000 kms, but only about 20,000 of that was in my possession. Very scary in the wet at the end
Regular rotation is a good policy for extending tyre life too.
I have the new Bridgestone 697LT on my Prado. Nice and quiet and grip well. Going to try them offroad next week on holidays ... Can't wait. Got them through Lease for the car but when I phoned Bob Jane for a quote they were $369ea. Bridgestone had them on sale for $327ea so they said they would match that price. I had the 694LT on my last Prado and were really happy with them, hence why I went with them again.
Hi Deano
Thats what we are looking at for the challenger. I will have to check them out at Landcruiser park. I was considering Wrangler but I may go for BFG's now.
I have just ordered a set of wranglers 265/65/17 works out @ $246 / tyre. As goodyear has that deal buy 4 and pay for 3. Will see how they go.
Yes thats why I was thinking of them. I Did have a set of silent armour ones, previously and they were Ok. Friends have them on their Paj and do not seem to have any issues. Why are things never simple?