just as the title says, what tyres are best suited for most surfaces, i had bridgestone A/T's on and they were to soft and i am looking at kellys A/T range as they are a good price the bloke i use for all my tyres says the coopers are the best A/T's out there... what do u all think? it has 10's on the back but i am changing to 8's will that make much difference in what brand to use???

any help would be great as i dont want to spend 400/600 buck on tyres to find out that are shite... i will be useing the baja mostly on dirt and the roads. it will go on sand but not as much as i have bush all round me to play in...

cheers
steff.................................nn[ Edited on 22-8-2005 by DubCrazy ]

I use and recommend Desert Duellers in the 634 pattern. I knwo what you say in your post but you did ask.

I have run Desert Duellers on my Buggy, Kombi, 4WD and Baja and can not rave enough about the quality and grip for am AT. The proof is on a few Buggy Video and you will see I get further than all the people running mud tyres and the likes.

The Desrt Dueller is not agresive and it will last 100 000 km easy and gives off bugger all if any road noise.

The Coopers are a more agresive tyre but they chunk out easy.

its cool brad, this is just the feed back i want, i wasnt sure about the coopers, they look great but the are very aggresive in the patten and from my bike riding days i know how they can chunk out and tear...

.. anyone else have any suggestions?


steff..........

I've run dunlop major RV's, dueller 604V's, BFG mudders and MTR mudders.

I found both mudders were obviously much better in the mud and really are quite amazing how much better than AT's they are when the going gets slippery. My mudders also get alot more grip on grassy surfaces.

I reckon the BFG's were slightly more agressive than the MTR's and bit in a little more.

Mudders steer worse on the road, but aren't as bad as they are on 4wd's.

I say mudders if you can afford them, AT's if you can't.

I'm going either BFG Mud Terrains or Wrangler MTRs on my buggy.

So where is the cheapest place to buy BFG's in Brisbane, and where is the cheapest to buy MTRs?

i would recommend wrangler mtrs or bfg muddies any day, we run 33x10 muddies on our fourby and besides the road noise we have never had any complaints, only praise.

the mtrs are just fabulous for rock crawling, sand driving, essentially mid range terrain. i was navigator for my mate when he ran his rock crawling buggy on mtrs, they kept pace and grip with monsters running baja claws and super swampers. an ace tire no doubt.

I bought some 10.5/15 Wrangler MTR's from Beaurepaires Chermside for I think $225 each last year.

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Originally posted by WABaja

Noooooooooooooooooooooooooo.........:cry

after looking and asking a million questions about which ones to go for i finaly went for kelly safari msr's . heard lots off good things about them so only time will tell if they work well on the baja.... to those who gave opions and advice.. thank u.. it was all taken on board.... i had no plans for havinga muddie of any type i though an a/t was the way to go... ahhh how little i knew :P



steff...............

Just a Shame they put one on Backwards huh......:repuke

lol na they aint on backwards.... the one on the right is the inside, i didnt want the white writing showing so its to the inside:bounce


steff...................

Is that the backside of stock sized rims or are they widened stockys?

what size are they?

the size are 30 by 9.5 15's, the rims are stockys widened to 10's

fitted them to the car and i am most pleased with the over all fit and look..

its starting to look like car again YAYAYAY

steff...................

Nice, when does it get an engine?

on the weekend i hope, its all built up ready to go in... just time... so fingers crossed i get a spare hour over the weeked... :o



steff.........................