chickenboots84
New Member
I'm after a new set of BF Goodrich MT tyres for my 110 utility. Where's the best place to get a package deal? I'm after them on silver modulars (round holes) Also any suggestions as to what size would be the best?
jamesmartin
Well-Known Member
have you tried google with how to get a v8 working
chickenboots84
New Member
Yes, Google is a very good idea! But a recommendation is also a good idea, and can be better than just jumping in at times.
Dr_evil
Banned
have you tried google with how to get a v8 working
Yes
it brings me here and then its a dead end
jamesmartin
Well-Known Member
i dont think here was the dead end ,you can only lead a horse to waterYes
Dr_evil
Banned
i dont think here was the dead end ,you can only lead a horse to water
I've gone with the easier option and dumped a runner in there
mundungus
Active Member
I bought bf goodrige ATs a year or so ago. I did a lot of shopping around at the time and in the end went to craddocks. I wasn't planning on new rims at the time, but from the prices I had for the tyres and then to have a local garage fit them to my wheels, it turned out to only be about 40quid more to have craddocks supply five tyres on steel rims. At the time I was told there was a shortage of those tyres due to some EU law changes to the rubber they were made from.
E tyres website have a good tyre size comparison calculator. My landy came with the standard 205/80r16. I went with tyres that are about 10%bigger circumference. 235/85r16. I have no complains. They're a good size I think. They look great, and I don't need to have wheel spacers to still get a good turning circle (mine is a d90).
If I were to buy some MTs in the future, I'd need a good reason to go for wider tyres. That said, I'm not really an off roader like some of the others on here, and don't pretend to be an expert on the subject of tyres. Chances are though that in future I'll be using my landy for more farming type activities (recently moved to a small holding) so may well be proved to be wrong.
E tyres website have a good tyre size comparison calculator. My landy came with the standard 205/80r16. I went with tyres that are about 10%bigger circumference. 235/85r16. I have no complains. They're a good size I think. They look great, and I don't need to have wheel spacers to still get a good turning circle (mine is a d90).
If I were to buy some MTs in the future, I'd need a good reason to go for wider tyres. That said, I'm not really an off roader like some of the others on here, and don't pretend to be an expert on the subject of tyres. Chances are though that in future I'll be using my landy for more farming type activities (recently moved to a small holding) so may well be proved to be wrong.
matchmetisse
New Member
Blackcircles.com
camskill are the cheapest by a mile i found when i was looking.
SUV Tyres - 4x4 Tyres - All Terrain Tyres - Off Road Tyres - 16" R16" - 285/75/16, 285/75R16
SUV Tyres - 4x4 Tyres - All Terrain Tyres - Off Road Tyres - 16" R16" - 285/75/16, 285/75R16
