HelpBob
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Any recommendations, preferably road biased (don't want to get it dirty!) and ones that will last forever...... and cheap... and look chunky.
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freelance
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Not gen grabber at2, you will drift round every bend when rainy, very disappointing
200tdi ayre
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We run pirrelli scorpion zero's very good tyres,
Think that's what's on my dads d4
td5nut
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scorps every time
HelpBob
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its sitting on 4 balding Scorpions at the moment. Once fitted going straight for a lazer alignment with Kenny Brown in Hillington (that's Glasgow). He said better to set it up on new rubber.
mikerajjers
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BFG all-terrain...not really a road tyre but look good and last forever. Bloomin good off road as well.
200tdi ayre
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Well ive just had a good thrash in the D4 and I could not make it loose grip
Zero's all the way !!
Zero's all the way !!
bobupndown
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I cant fault the General Grabber AT2, had them on my D2 for years, handled well and lasted forever, just replaced them all with the newer pattern AT and am similarly impressed
200tdi ayre
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I cant fault the General Grabber AT2, had them on my D2 for years, handled well and lasted forever, just replaced them all with the newer pattern AT and am similarly impressed
i've switched from road tyres to at2's on my D2 and its so much slippier on the back end, they react alot to different pressures too
