Need tyres for the Jeep

[DizzyDi]

Fourbys = great service & back-up & they'll usually beat any price!

[cmohr]

I think you'll be happy with them.

[Indigo]

Originally Posted by Indigo

.I reckon i called just about every tyre shop in the area.Most were very helpful but one didn't seem to want me business at all.Surprisingly the one that didn't want my business(he went to check his stock and i'm still waitng for him to return my call)was a 4x4 specialist.Pretty disappointing so i took my hard earned dollars elsewhere.

Originally Posted by DizzyDi

Fourbys = great service & back-up & they'll usually beat any price!

Hey DizzyDi...great service and backup you say!..its funny you should mention Fourbys,they were the only tyre company out of the 7 tyre companies i contacted that didn't want my business.Im still waiting for them to call me back like they said they would

Originally Posted by cmohr

I think you'll be happy with them.

Thanks cmohr...i'm loving my new Pirellis,they stick beautifully.

[DizzyDi]

Originally Posted by Indigo

Hey DizzyDi...great service and backup you say!..its funny you should mention Fourbys,they were the only tyre company out of the 7 tyre companies i contacted that didn't want my business.Im still waiting for them to call me back like they said they would

Hmm, very sorry to hear that Indigo, they were highly recommended to me by a large interstate tyre retailer on here & Ryan (the owner's son) always jumps through flaming hoops for us.

[nudge 22]

Originally Posted by BennyWA

Strange but true- they were bad in the wet for us!! I bought them new so was pretty peeved about it but once they were paid for there was nothing I could do abut it... Probably has something to do with the rear drum brakes when braking but they were crapola gripping in the wet while driving for sure!!

My kj is rear drum I supose it could be a number of things I assume thats your xj in your picture which would mean different tyre size different vehicle weight manual vs auto and so on

[Gravel]

If ya planning going bush you must look at BFG, easy to get in the out back ... not like some others ... especially the BFG AT's
good on the road and in the dirt/sand/gravel, and was very suprised how well they went on the power lines mud & rocks.

KM2's next when my 265/75R16's eventually wear out ... about half way through after 40k +

[nudge 22]

Originally Posted by Gravel

If ya planning going bush you must look at BFG, easy to get in the out back ... not like some others ... especially the BFG AT's
good on the road and in the dirt/sand/gravel, and was very suprised how well they went on the power lines mud & rocks.

KM2's next when my 265/75R16's eventually wear out ... about half way through after 40k +

Are you in waikiki I might have to keep an eye for you