Tyre Comparo, What should i Buy for the GUIV

They are a great tyre both on and off the road.
They behave a hell of a lot better on road than my old Maxxis All Terrains.

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Originally Posted by MudRunnerTD

So here are a few pics I found on Google Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk cause AB turned it back on!!

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I really like the look of the 8th pics especially on those rims.
Have a look into pro comp extreme at's. I have had mine on for over 5 yrs now and have gotten over 130k out of them and they are still going strong. Don't really have good side biters though. Got a price off a bloke from beaurepairs at $370 a corner which I thought was a bit high as I only paid $315 a corner but that was 5 yrs ago.

For that price of $300 per corner for the km2 305/70/16 what's left to challenge it. I went out with mates and this tyre impressed them in the mud dirt and sand. I've never been bogged in these tyres wearing brilliantly I see no competition for that price

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Originally Posted by macca86

This is what you want I bought this of these guys last year no worries
http://www.huntsmanproducts.com.au/t...-t-part-8.html

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Just had a look at the 15" tyres. Got told they don't do a km2 33x10.5.....
And at $260. That's what I paid for my maxxis. ....

Yes they do make them...

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Originally Posted by macca86

For that price of $300 per corner for the km2 305/70/16 what's left to challenge it. I went out with mates and this tyre impressed them in the mud dirt and sand. I've never been bogged in these tyres wearing brilliantly I see no competition for that price

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I assume these are a parallel import and won't carry the factory warranty. Great price though. Have you had any trouble with them at all Macca? I have sent them an email today asking for a price and fitting and will enquire about the warranty.

I have the nitto trail grapplers that you're considering and have nothing but praise for them. Grip both in the mud, and on the road, wet and dry is great. I also like the extra sidewall grip. Attachment 59459

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Originally Posted by MudRunnerTD

I assume these are a parallel import and won't carry the factory warranty. Great price though. Have you had any trouble with them at all Macca? I have sent them an email today asking for a price and fitting and will enquire about the warranty.

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Not to sure about the place macca got his km2s from, but i bought mine from cornell tyres. They are in sydney and do free shipping around aus. They import the km2s themselves (as well as other tyres), and then on sell them to the public as well as tyre shops.

When i got mine i paid $300 each for a 305/70r16 plus $15 fitting, so $315 fitted. Best i could get locally was $420 fitted.

I told one of the local tyre shops that i could get them from 300 and he was pissed, started saying they were a fake and not the same, i then called cornells and told them what old mate had said and cornells just said that old mate was just pissed cause he probably buys them for $300 for his tyre shop

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Originally Posted by lhurley

Not to sure about the place macca got his km2s from, but i bought mine from cornell tyres. They are in sydney and do free shipping around aus. They import the km2s themselves (as well as other tyres), and then on sell them to the public as well as tyre shops.

When i got mine i paid $300 each for a 305/70r16 plus $15 fitting, so $315 fitted. Best i could get locally was $420 fitted.

I told one of the local tyre shops that i could get them from 300 and he was pissed, started saying they were a fake and not the same, i then called cornells and told them what old mate had said and cornells just said that old mate was just pissed cause he probably buys them for $300 for his tyre shop

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Do you have their web address? Had a look and couldn't see them.

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Originally Posted by Skitzyrex

Do you have their web address? Had a look and couldn't see them.

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Dont think they have one, they have an ebay store, but i just called them. I was recommended them by a mate off of here.

They are actually called Don Cornells.