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Hard to believe you'd get 100k out of any tyre without serious compromise in grip and road noise. I reckon 60-65k is about right for a very good tyre run at correct pressures.
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Join Date: Jan 2009
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I would have kept the Commander to myself.... esp a 5.7L....
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Originally Posted by 08crd
I swear by them, have been using them for over 10 years.
When I gave the Commander to the son, and bought the WK2 Overland, I bought a set of 18" rims, so I could fit the Dynapros.
The 20" rims and tyres are in the shed.
Hankook didn't do a 20" Dynapro tyre. lol
I thought about the Nitros, but have had such a great run on the Hankooks, easier to change the rims.lol
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Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: Perth Western Australia
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Troutman
Hard to believe you'd get 100k out of any tyre without serious compromise in grip and road noise. I reckon 60-65k is about right for a very good tyre run at correct pressures.
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It's hard to believe there is 1TB usb thumb drive, I would have thought 256GB, would be the maximum. I guess times move on.
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Join Date: Jul 2012
Location: Sydney, NSW
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Troutman
Hard to believe you'd get 100k out of any tyre without serious compromise in grip and road noise. I reckon 60-65k is about right for a very good tyre run at correct pressures.
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I understand your scepticism, if you were a little closer I'd be more than happy to have you come for a drive in my GC with 70,000k's on the Dynapros. In all transparency I will declare that I have six wheels fitted with these tyres and rotate them through.
Cheers
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Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: Perth Western Australia
Posts: 785 What Jeep do I drive?: WK2
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Quote:
Originally Posted by eksjay
I would have kept the Commander to myself.... esp a 5.7L....
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Yes great car, it is the CRD and has just clicked over 200k, the son needed a 7 seater. So we bought the WK2. lol
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Join Date: Jul 2008
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Buffomarinus
I understand your scepticism, if you were a little closer I'd be more than happy to have you come for a drive in my GC with 70,000k's on the Dynapros. In all transparency I will declare that I have six wheels fitted with these tyres and rotate them through.
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I took a photo of the Dynapros, this is at approx 70,000
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Join Date: Feb 2011
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I run Cooper SRX H/T on my Grand now because it's rarely used for anything more off road than a beach or fire trail run, which Highway tyres are great for.
I generally found myself running out of wheel travel / clearance before I ran out of tyre so off road biased all terrains/mud terrains were a waste of time.
The Cooper SRX size is 265/65r18, only slightly bigger than stock but stock size looks too small if your is lifted (personal opinion).
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