Delmax Tyres - economy rubber... and chatter.

[drover]

Hey @ Vijith555 I looked at them and goodness me they are, should I say cheap or very economical ????????????????

Didn't look very hard though for sizes or if they have LT as thats what I run, if I run P tyres I just wear them out in about 45K km towing......... I like Geolanders and used them a lot but they have priced themselves out of my pocket even with specials ............... Might go some Kumho AT52's LT in 18's next time or possibly some Bob Jane J Trax, its all about the price on special.....

If you fill your tyres as per the tyre placard its usually way to low, I fill mine so when they are hot they are 4-6 psi more than when cold then they are spot on but I can tell when mine need replacing as they usually get noisy and feel rough, i have a tread depth of 7mm so really about 5 to go before bingo but they will get ditched well before that, my stuff usually starts about 14mm depth.....................

[vijith555]

Wow we now have a Delmax Tyres thread haha! Looks like I have spiked your interest in them

I have to say yes they are too cheap (moneywise) to be true. I got 20" tyres for my car for like $120 each. Now don't get turned off by the price because I did some extensive research and could not find people complaining about them, instead they praised their performance for the money. It went beyond their expectations. I have had the same model of Delmax tyres on my Lexus RX350 too before I sold that car. But my version is cheaper because I did not go for the AT tyres. I am not a fan of ATs because of how they look, noise etc. And I don't do heavy off roading just towing on normal roads and the occasional off roading to find a better shortcut lol - plus I have seen videos of these WK2 Jeeps in the US going through snow/ice on street tyres because their off roading system being pretty capable of tackling most stuff before the need for extra beefy tyres

But I can tell you I have seen Utes and SUVs using Delmax AT tyres on them and they looked tough. So maybe those are the ones you guys should aim for

P.S - They were $120 each on tyresales.com.au which included delivery to my preferred tyre fitter who also offered free fitting and wheel alignment! Nothing could match this all for around $480.