What are the most aggressive mud tyres available?

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Wallace80

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• May 6, 2012

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Looking for some 285.75.16. Currently for Cooper STT's but they just don't cut it at the Pay and Play sites. Been looking at Insa Special Tracks but wondered if there was anything more tractor-like?

 

wiltshire landyman

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• May 6, 2012

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yes dumper tyres

 

blue beasty

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• May 6, 2012

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Naturally aggressive tyres are a myth......

tyres are pack animals and it all depends on..........wait......









I've got this wrong haven't I :doh:

 

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• May 6, 2012

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blue beasty said:

Naturally aggressive tyres are a myth......

tyres are pack animals and it all depends on..........wait......









I've got this wrong haven't I :doh:

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too much of the loopy juice again:scratching_chin:

 

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DUMPER TYRES, ON LANDROVER FITMENT 8 SPOKES | eBay

 

scrappyloz

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• May 6, 2012

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swampers and boggers are pretty dam aggressive as well.

 

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Wallace80 said:

Looking for some 285.75.16. Currently for Cooper STT's but they just don't cut it at the Pay and Play sites. Been looking at Insa Special Tracks but wondered if there was anything more tractor-like?

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just get some tank tracks

 

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• May 7, 2012

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somthing tells me you havnt done a search...:search:

 

300tdistu

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• May 7, 2012

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Mudzilla's

 

Dave90

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• May 7, 2012

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Special tracks are probably your best bet, I have the Cooper STT's but I rarely go crazy off road

Saw a 300tdi powered SIII 109 running, wait for it... 395/70R16 Mickey Thompson Baja Claws and he had drum brakes all round :suspicious: still wondering how he stops the thing :scratching_chin:

 

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