Tyre Advice Requested

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Julian Morgan

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Chichester
Hi all,

My "Alexandria" came with BF mud boots (as seen in the picci). I have a friendly Quik Fit in Chichester that, for the cost of a couple of beers, will change boots for me while I wait.

I am keen to receive recommendations on what boots on wheels to purchase for everyday use (including some greenlaning and offroading).

Over to you...
 
Hi there my 90 (F reg) has 205/16 AT's, these do me just fine as good steering lock and can get me out of the field when i have to take water up to the horses (not real up to skirts deep but deep enough for a normal van tyre to struggle), also good for road as not that much noise.
 
BF's are widely regarded as the best - but pricey! I had a set of General Grabber AT2's on my P38 and was very impressed all round. About half the price of the BF's. Good on-road, no noticeable increase in road noise over the old road tyres and worked well in the mud too. Never did anything serious in those tyres as I sold it before getting it back onto something really serious, so can't comment on really rough stuff, but reviews I've seen have been favourable.

Matt
 
Cheers Matt.
My ideal would be a set of ATs for normal use and a set of stonking mud tyres for some of the sites I intend to visit but, at the moment, I have only one set of wheels. Given that I will, 99% of the time, only use the vehicle for off-roading once or twice a month, I will probably stick (pardon the pun) to mud tyres. The question is, which ones?
 
Sorry - missed that bit! I'm pretty sure GG do MT's as well. I think I bought mine from Paddocks - excellent service and a good price. Check out the website or Landy mags.

Matt
 
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