Nor will will my brakes.lolQuote:
Originally Posted by mudski
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Nor will will my brakes.lolQuote:
Originally Posted by mudski
I've had some time to do so thinking while driving and I'm up for a new set of tyres. I'm currently running a 265/75/16 a/t. Been thinking of going to a 33" fairly aggressive a/t or a m/t and sell the 35" and just run the one set for everything.
First thing is to find a place that can do a proper alinement. Then to decide on what tyre to run.
I don't want to go to a place and hear, your got a lift we can't do a alinement, or its a patrol you cant adjust both sides. If I need to replace or add something, that's fine. I just don't want to be bullshit!ted to.
So where should I go.
Your going to love those gears jay see. They'll be your favourite mod I bet.Quote:
Originally Posted by jay see
Can anyone recommend a good tyre place that knows what they're doing.
What seems to be the problem John?
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Due for tyres and I might sell the 35s and just run one set. I want the tyres to perform well off-road and still have life on the black stuff.
Biggest issue I have atm is to find a shop that can do a proper alinement.
Would rather go to somewhere recommend.
Pro axle in campbellfield is where i go. As for tyres, i would recommend the BFG muddies. They arent noisy, awesome off road and last long on the black top.
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Thanks mate will check them out.
Yeah mate BFG KM2 all the way. Tick every box you need. Quiet, heaps of grip on the road and I look like I'll get quite a few Ks out of them yet. Fantastic tyre on the rocks and pretty good in the mud too.Quote:
Originally Posted by jay see
Yeah x 2. Very happy with the km2s. Can't go wrong as an all rounder i reckon, plus haven't had a puncture yet and seem to be wearing pretty good. Done bout 20,0000 and still look good as new.