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buggied Casual Dubber

28 posts · joined Jan 2004 ·

#210502
Well DesertMoose don't be sorry. like I said I was led to believe only BF goodrich made 33x15 (by mate Mark who owns Bayswater tyre service on Collier rd, but he may be talking about Highway tyres) but if you know then share your knowlede
P.S he also told me the others only recently stopped making them and there may still be old stock out there...

Desert Moose Cut Cut Cut

2,098 posts · joined Mar 2004 ·

#210503
buggied wrote:Well DesertMoose don't be sorry. like I said I was led to believe only BF goodrich made 33x15 (by mate Mark who owns Bayswater tyre service on Collier rd, but he may be talking about Highway tyres) but if you know then share your knowlede
P.S he also told me the others only recently stopped making them and there may still be old stock out there...
mate go around the corner to 4WDUSA 1a chackley place Bayswater and see what they have. they have a good range there but very expensive.
I run Yokohama's 33/9.50x15:P

buggied Casual Dubber

28 posts · joined Jan 2004 ·

#210505
Cheers thanks DesertMoose- Don't need any ATM but always handy to know, I have 15 inch wheels and tyres galore but would love some 16 inch wheels so i can have more options with combos, I have alway found that high profile 15 inch stockies seem to work best on the front- sort of like a rudder rather than a tyre....

Desert Moose Cut Cut Cut

2,098 posts · joined Mar 2004 ·

#210506
buggied wrote:Cheers thanks DesertMoose- Don't need any ATM but always handy to know, I have 15 inch wheels and tyres galore but would love some 16 inch wheels so i can have more options with combos, I have alway found that high profile 15 inch stockies seem to work best on the front- sort of like a rudder rather than a tyre....
Yeh same here, I use 650x15 up front or 600x16(off lada nice and soft)

dak dak ute Seriously Crusin Dubber

119 posts · joined May 2004 ·

#210515
well afta the weekend i am getting bfg's
went bush blew a mickey thompson baja claw.......... walked 12km out of the bush to guide our friends in with some spares, then one of them running baja claws also blew a tyre...... and the stugled to go where the bfg's just walked over

MickH Hairy Gutted Sloth

3,389 posts · joined Sep 2003 ·

#210568
dak dak ute wrote:well afta the weekend i am getting bfg's
went bush blew a mickey thompson baja claw.......... walked 12km out of the bush to guide our friends in with some spares, then one of them running baja claws also blew a tyre...... and the stugled to go where the bfg's just walked over


OK??? Could you explain how you killed the Baja Claws?? What pressures/terraine etc??? Sounds a bit sus thats all??Any pics of the dead claws???
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dak dak ute Seriously Crusin Dubber

119 posts · joined May 2004 ·

#210648
runnin 30-35 psi.... 2 different trucks..... hence thediffernet tyre pressure.... 35's by the way
terrian varied the whole way, sand, gravel, rock, dirt, grass, soft soil..... realy good track
one blew in a rut, the other blew during a climb.... the patrol with bfg's went all the same spots no worries.... hopefully get some pics soon

daz67 Qld Manx

627 posts · joined Aug 2002 ·

#217600
dak dak ute wrote:runnin 30-35 psi.... 2 different trucks..... hence thediffernet tyre pressure.... 35's by the way
terrian varied the whole way, sand, gravel, rock, dirt, grass, soft soil..... realy good track
one blew in a rut, the other blew during a climb.... the patrol with bfg's went all the same spots no worries.... hopefully get some pics soon


Try letting the pressure down.......Might save some tyres...:beer


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