Thread: Tyres

$450 per tyre fitted is a fair price for that particular tyre , BFG are a very expensive product

Not so sure about the quality of them I've always found they seem the take a lot of weight to get them balanced

yea same here but not many balance good with a L/T construction....im not really sold on them for the price they command!

Beurepairs Quoted me $620 each + fitting and balancing for BFGs for my Pajero ( 32x11.5R15 MTs). And that was my "special discounted price"

Local Firestone (Peter Ross Tyres) did same tyre for $500 each Fitted and Balanced......................... guess where I went

Lol


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The last set of duellers didnt wear that well, currently trying goodyear wrangler duratrac 265-65-17 $350 fitted from the tyre general. Best off road A/T Iv tried so far and still very quiet on the highway, wearing well after 20,000 K.

What's all this about skinny tyres, why are skinny tyres suddenly better?

Guys with big cocks don't need fat blingy tyres

But I've seen gimps feet

Originally Posted by jakewire

What's all this about skinny tyres, why are skinny tyres suddenly better?

Put some bmx tires on ya quad bike and see how well it does swamps sand and gravel.

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Will the small block turn some 33s?

Originally Posted by berg243

skinnier tires cut through the mud to the hard underneath and get traction .seen it years ago the old man had a landcruiser flat deck with tall skinnies and his mate had a hilux with fat feet .the hilux couldn't drive across the paddocks kept spinning going nowhere the landcruiser just sunk in a bit and away it went even towing the hilux out.certainly changed my mind on having wide tires.

Dependent entirely on there being a hard bottom......soft river gravels and swampy terrain are exactly the opposite.

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