Hi im thinking of getting some more tyres for my truck and I was looking for peoples reviews/thoughts on these KUMHO KL71. Im not sure what they are like off road and on road. Im looking for a 50/50 type thing as its my everyday car aswell. How do they perform off road, mud, water, rocks etc etc. Thanks again all
tyre review please
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Landykid15
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I'm also too looking for a on road off road I have a disco 1 and standard landy rims but I'm looking for a decent package that maybe you can get a set of wheels and some nice black rims
THEengineer
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you can tell your both noobs
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D90mitch
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I'v just done a review on the Cooper STT's
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Had a set of KL71s on my old 90 and they were ok. Plenty of confidence over the yorkshire moors, a bit noisy on the road and fuel consumption went up a fair bit.
TBH there are better 50/50 options out there.
TBH there are better 50/50 options out there.
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I have recently put a set of Grabber AT's on my P38 and they are very good, especially in rain, which is quite useful...........
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This topic of what tyres has never been covered before. Not ever, Not a single time. Ever! :doh:
If you clicked the search button and typed some key phrases into there you definitely wouldn't get any results!
If you clicked the search button and typed some key phrases into there you definitely wouldn't get any results!
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Kt03s again
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Them or there AT3 best tyre going and last longer than any other brand. And have Kevlar in the construction where other don't
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Yep exactly the same.
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I have to say the coopers were a pain in the tits to repair the other week.
I couldn't get through the layers of whatever the hell they put in there and then i found it really difficult to punch through with the repair strip thing.
Well made obviously
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I have to say the coopers were a pain in the tits to repair the other week.
I couldn't get through the layers of whatever the hell they put in there and then i found it really difficult to punch through with the repair strip thing.
Well made obviously
steel belting with plys of Kevlar on the tread and kevlar on side walls
