Best bang for buck tyres

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Originally Posted by MB

Whoops, almost forgot mate!
Never run cast rims, steelies all the way and sledgehammer cheap as Dynamic chips ;-)

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Yep, I'm going from the tri spoke factory alloys to a set of -22 15" steel rims, they were on the the doner car I recently bought to diesel swap

Try here mate.

http://www.huntsmanproducts.com.au/b...-mud-tyre.html

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Originally Posted by MudRunnerTD

Try here mate.

http://www.huntsmanproducts.com.au/b...-mud-tyre.html

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I bought all my gear for my jayco upgrade from these guys. They were great to deal with and price was really good too. .

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Also have a look at Tempe tyres on eBay or their website. Great prices and free delivery.

Just got 4 x KM2s from them for 259 each.
Slightly smaller tho.

Check them out







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Originally Posted by BrodieTiGQ

So I just can't spend 2k ATM on tyres. I'm on a set budget and need a few other things as well , but I also don't wanna waste my money either I was quoted $1995 for 5 km2 bfg or these? If I go bfg just means I'll have to sacrifice the rear drawers I wanted which ide like to get for our end of year Victoria trip

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Have you thought of buying one tyre at a time over a period of time? Might be one way of getting what you want.

I've always run BFG's and never had a problem with them but they are expensive. Usually get about 80thou out of them. My son swears by Federals and gets good life and performance from them. Less expensive too.

i'm running km2's on the ol gq. had Yokohama geolander's on it when i got it, they were 10 year old and i could drift at idle in 3rd on wet bitumen scared the crap out of everyone. km2's so far got 40 -50 000 kms on em still got plenty of tread. got 5 for 1500 locally 33 10.5 r 15s

I got some Nitto Trail Grapplers put on about a month ago, maybe a bit longer. Great tyre so far. Handles great for a mud tyre in the wet or dry. Works well on beach or trails. They arent very noisy either.
Its a 10 ply tyre too unlike the BFGs from memory. So less likely to puncture or stake a sidewall.
They are also a true sized tyre. So 33 is actually 33 unlike other brands.


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By far imo Toyo Open Country are one of the best bang for buck tyre and if you shop around you can get some fantastic deals.
If I was on a budget of under 300 a tyre I'd be looking at Hankook or Maxxis

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I ended up getting 4 33" bfg km2 muddies from jax tyres for 1450 fitted and balanced , that's pretty good I thought...