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Just had a look at them, christ they're awesome things!NO they're notthe best looking ones are the Mickey Thompson Baja Crushers!
Tyres no this is not a "what size can I fit" thread
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NO they're not
I respect your opinion, but who are you going to impress by telling them what tyres you have?
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Like to keep it simple and XZL's are a good choice...
and at 47" tall and here sat next to a 235 rangey wheel they will get over most things....
Cheers Steve
thems is massive!!!!Just had a look at them, christ they're awesome things!
They're gonna be the next set of tyres I get
Used to have Buckshots on an old VW Baja and they were great slightly more aggressive than Hankook but I noticed alot of noise from them but not having ran them on the landy cant say if they are more noisy or not. Make sure you have white writting out thou
You wouldn't be able to hear them over the sound of the engine, so no worries there
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Used to have Buckshots on an old VW Baja and they were great slightly more aggressive than Hankook but I noticed alot of noise from them but not having ran them on the landy cant say if they are more noisy or not. Make sure you have white writting out thou
I'm not too bothered about noise as I'll have my music up loud as usual but I wouldn't mind more traction on the mud/grass
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set of 35" fedimas is what you want then
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set of 35" fedimas is what you want then
Don't want to have to modify the suspension and bodywork yet
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why thats the fun partDon't want to have to modify the suspension and bodywork yet
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why thats the fun part
Yeah but my bodyworks still decent
gonna wait til the paint starts to fall off before I start slicing it up
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They do fit with out cutting bits off well on a 90 with a lift they do lol
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I's got a disco with no lift though
The 245/75/16's should hopefully fit though if not I'll be swapping them for a smaller size
The 245/75/16's should hopefully fit though if not I'll be swapping them for a smaller size
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Shoud just fit
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Thats what I'm counting on, if not I'll be putting on a 1" body lift
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Tis an easy fix then
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Yeah cheaper than suspension lift too
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Tight sod
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I'm skint is all!
I was saving up for a winch bumper
I was saving up for a winch bumper
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245/75/16 should fit without any problems, so long as your springs aren't too saggy. Stepping up to 265/75/16 means trimming on a Disco though
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