It's even more simple than that isn't? Whatever tyre you want, just drive accordingly.

The policeman whose car had slid down an ice covered road into flood water two weeks ago was happy with my vehicle's limitations when I pulled his car up the ice covered hill with my Landy shod with Mud Terrain tyres.

Why thank you. :)

I'm pretty new to this forum but bloody hell! "I slipped on ice" "Should I sell my Defender and buy a Fiesta?" "My postman's Kangoo van is better in snow than a Defender" "I can't find winter tyres in my size" "People are being beastly to me" Man up fella for f*ck's sake! You've got a...

2007 110 Puma - always starts first time whatever the weather. Had an issue with the central locking misbehaving in sub-zero temperatures but the engine has been faultless.

Did you not do punctuation at school? Your first post made no sense; revive an old thread Newbie is it? Just correcting your punctuation. ;)

You can also get "boxes" for the back to give you some security for stored items. I had a colour coded one added to my double-cab to ferry my dog about in; had roof vent and sliding side windows too. You can just about see it on this pic

Thank you. It's always nice to get positive comments, I've had enough negative ones about the truck.

I have those Terrafirma ones fitted to my 110 and they're good. Very sturdy, you can jack the vehicle up with them. Fitting required a little bit of fiddling but I think most do. Very happy with them and the Terrafirma tubular winch bumper.

The transit engine is a positive thing after the TD5.

Thought I should post a couple of pics of the 110

Oh surely it would be more fun to ask "what are the biggest tyres I can get on standard suspension?" Or "which is the best Cooper STT or BFG KM2?" :D:D:D:D:D

Hello all. New to the forum, had my landy (110 DC Puma) for about 5 and a half years now and looking to make some changes to it. I hope to get some advice in here. :) Cheers Mag