Read the Coopers warranty, my understanding is it is only valid for city driving:!:
taken from Coopers web site

Have you concidered Kelly Safari® TSR?

http://www.kellytyres.com.au/index.php/tyres/safari-tsr

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Are available in LT275/65R18
I know in 17" they are about $100 each cheaper then coopers

WK2 Off Road Tyres
 

I've been running BFG AT's LT265/65/18 for 30,000km now still more than half tread left, a but noisier on road, good off road even in mud, and they still fit in the spare wheel well!

Re: WK2 Off Road Tyres
 

I think scarps is are muddies. I reckon the BFG AT's are the best AT tyres but there's still a big difference between it and an MT in terms of performance on track. I have a mate who actually got rid of them and upgraded to a set of muddies and what a difference it made on the same tracks.

Hi Scarps just had stu do my lift today & i fitted LT 275/65/18 BFG At`s that i bought off ebay.
The ride is brilliant ,better than standard to drive with tyres fitted vey impressed.
But i leave my A/T`s on all the time

WK2 Off Road Tyres
 

Thnx guys, more great info. Yes, really after the Mud Terrains so that when I do choose to go off road here locally, I'm the one doing the recovery as opposed to being recovered. (It's a Jeep v ToyoNissan thing) I don't do too much highway or city driving, so having the Mud Terrains on won't be an issue apart from the extra noise, however this is where the Mickey Thompson seem to be getting a good wrap. Low road noise.

Thnx Paul, I'm in discussion with Stu atm also re the lift kit. Dropped my WK2 off to Yankee Dave today for the 2nd proto fit of the bullbar.
Have measured the guard space pre the bar fit. Dave's going to measure the same space with the new winch bar on, after which I'll let Stu know so He can create the lift kit to suit.

The plan for Tax refund this year is winch & bar, lift kit and off road tyres.


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I have been looking at BFG's AT 265/65/18. Would fit perfectly, maybe not the most aggressive but overall performance should be good.
Prices vary quite dramatically up to $550 a Tyre but you cane get them for $305 on eBay from Cornell tyres.