WK2 Off Road Tyres

[Bomber]

275/70s do NOT fit.

[Cherokee30D]

Originally Posted by 4dmad

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.

Some people rave about BFG's, yet they are the only tyre that have let me down on wet roads in the 30 years that I owned 4WD's.
They clog with mud very quickly as well and hold it in the tread.
My 2c worth........

Cheers, Craig

[scarps]

Originally Posted by Bomber

275/70s do NOT fit.

Thnx Bomber, I wondered about this. Is your info with or without suspension lift?


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[Nicholas]

Hey mate, With a lift these will still not fit. You will need a grinder and a welder and a big hammer to modify the pinch weld in the wheel arch as well as wheel spacers about 25mm to stop them rubbing on the sway bar at full lock. 275/65r18 is the biggest u can go with the lift. Hope this clarifies.

[scarps]

Thnx Nicholas, exactly what I wanted to know. This also reduces tyre choice down. Appreciated.


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[scarps]

For anyone interested here's the tyre options that I've found so far in 275/65R18's.

1 - Maxxis Bighorn MT764 - feedback is good offroad tyre but noisy on tarmac

Toyo Open Country M/T -

Hankook Dynapro MT RT03 -

Dick Cepek F-C 11 A/T -

Yokohama AT/S - great replacement warranty

General Grabber AT2 - hearing good things about this range

Cooper AT3 - mixed reviews on cooper tyres
Cooper STT

Falken Wildpeak A/T -

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Mickey Thompson - ATZ 5rib - great mileage

Khumo KL78'w -





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[Kayezy]

Haven't heard too many good things of the stt coopers. Wen our kumhos go on our my14 ill go for the maxis 764 or 762 in that same size I rkn