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Muddys
Howdy Guys & Girls,
Thinking about fitting a set of Muddys to my GQ wondering what you guys thought was the Ducks Nuts at the moment and why????
Look forward to the repleys, I'm thinkink about 3 different brands and can't make the mind up, talk to you soon.
Cheers Tony.
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Hi Tony, depends really on how much mud versus on road use you think they will use.
If your 80% on road and 20% offroad then you should go some BF muddys or similar pattern. If your going to use them purely for offroad then my choice which will be coming soon would be Simex Centipedes.
Problem being they will run down fast on the road so depends on your situation mate.
EDIT: WHY.....Because they just grab like claws...lol
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I have BFG KM2's on my GU and they are awesome have hardly taken the edge of them in nearly 20k km of driving they handle awesome on dry and wet bitumen arent annoyingly loud like some muddys and go awesome offroad i am very pleased at having spent the extra dollars for these tyres they are top quality and hard wearing :):)
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A lot of guys have had very good experiences with Kumho KL71 MT which have out performed most others muddies on road and in the wet and are very good off road. They are a directional tyre though. I would personally look at the Kumhos, Mickey Thompson MTZ or BFG MT.
I'm talking only from the research I've done (I run MT ATZ), others will have other comments from experince.
Cheers :)
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micky mtz here love them and will be gettin another set once done with these ones for sure they arnt to loud also. but like ab said if it was for offroad only id love a set of simex
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Thanks AB,
Don't know those ones, I'll have to google and have a look.
Setting up more of a camping come fairly heavy 4WD vehicle, so may not be as full on as some of you guys, I plan to get out there a fair bit getting it dirty.
Cheers Tony.
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Thanks nissannewby,
BFG were one on my list, but I'm into options before I lay down the big bucks.
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Thanks Rusty86.
I have Kumho AT on at the moment, the are a good allrounders at the right price. I will google the KL71 MT and have a look, but after allot of thought I'm definitely willing to spend the big bucks on a good set of tyres, so I'm open to anything.
Cheers Tony.
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Thanks megatexture,
They were definitley on my list,
Cheers Tony.
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Ive got MTZ's and wife also on her prado love em great in the mud look tuff and do the job well on the blacktop as well