BFGoodrich All-Terrian
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ratty
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I got 265/75/16 special tracks on my 110. I needed to adjust the steering lock on left hand lock but that was it.
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wot u puttin them on?hi everyone i am concidering getting bfg all terrian 265/75 but did not no if they caused problems due to the size ?? weather you have to adjust the steering lock or not and if you do does it cause many problems in turning. thanks gilbo.
fleck
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265/75/16 enduro at on mine with no probs.
fleck
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not bfg mind but similair profile and all.
BuzzLand
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hi everyone i am concidering getting bfg all terrian 265/75 but did not no if they caused problems due to the size ?? weather you have to adjust the steering lock or not and if you do does it cause many problems in turning. thanks gilbo.
I have these on mine. They are ok.
One blew out on the motorway but they had been about a lot and I reckon it was debris more than the tyre (I hope)
Shifty1962
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I've got 265/75/16s on black Modular wheels my TD5 90 and did not have to adjust the stops.
Its tight but they dont rub.
Its tight but they dont rub.
Beast o Bodmin
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BFG = expense and ****e quality fer yer pound...
Recip Trial 265/75/16 MUD Beasts = cheap and ****e quality fer yer pound.....
so far over the two the remoulds are showin less wear but the did start with 19mm of tread....
no change on mpg a bit noisier but way better off road with a surpriseing equal amount of road manners....
the choice is yours....
I paid £58 a corner.
Recip Trial 265/75/16 MUD Beasts = cheap and ****e quality fer yer pound.....
so far over the two the remoulds are showin less wear but the did start with 19mm of tread....
no change on mpg a bit noisier but way better off road with a surpriseing equal amount of road manners....
the choice is yours....
I paid £58 a corner.
hughesy
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BFG = expense and ****e quality fer yer pound...quote]
Have you ever had any BFGs? MIne have done 50, 000 miles and I've still got about 10mm of tread on em. Not bad value for money in my opinion, speshully as they were on me 110 when I bought it so I didn't really buy em
Beast o Bodmin
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Yes and me new remould mud beasts are matching them on the road for fuel and manners,touch louder but way better off road in gravel/wet mud.
if they do another 30k im quids in....
if they do another 30k im quids in....
ABZ_MK2_RS
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I have the same tyres as Ratty...265/75-16" Special Tracks.......Took 2 mins to adjust the lock on my 90 to stop them fouling the radius arms, but the turning circle is still very good!
Shifty1962
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Have no idea as they came new with the motor. I asked the prev owner if he had to adjust anything to get them to fit but he said he just bolted them on. Had a right result when I bought it as he chucked in the original OEM wheels and tyres which I sold at an auto jumble for £150.Do you know the J and offset for them mods as they look spot on
I'll have a look at the spare to see if they are marked up.
thanks for the help so far, a bit of experience is always good i spoke to the man at the tyre place and he said that they will fit on obviously but you will have to adjust the steering lock to an amount were it will be hard to turn and the turning circle will be crap ???? but he said if i want a big tyre try the 235/85 instead of the 265/75 but i dont noo???? !! any advice would be nice !! thanks.
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