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Johni



Member Since: 02 Nov 2024
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Australia 2015 Defender 90 Puma 2.2 HT Santorini Black
Rasied Puma Defender 90 with Maxxis Roxxzilla 35x10-15
My 2015 Puma Defender 90 has air suspension, so clearance isn't an issue. Noting this, does anyone know if Maxxis Roxxzilla 35x10-15 tyres will be an issue? My Defender isn't used as a daily driver - mainly for rock crawling on 4WD trips and I also have a standard factory set of tyres for long distance travel.

In short, has anyone had any experience / have fitted Maxxis Roxxzilla 35x10-15?
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100inch



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Australia 2010 Defender 110 Puma 2.4 CSW Santorini Black
Not playing fun police but if you lifting your 90 (temporary on air) to avoid rubbing with those 35, the geometric on your 90 will be awful and you will experience a lot of bunny hoping due to anti squat being woeful.
And this hoping will not be good for your driveline... Lack of down travel is another one. Maybe worth considering something closer to 33,255/85 or similar. Just saying. M
Post #1050504 2nd Nov 2024 5:52am
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Johni



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Australia 2015 Defender 90 Puma 2.2 HT Santorini Black
Thanks for the advice. I have heard that this from a number of reliable sources now (nearly all mechanics / fun police Smile - I guess it's time I stopped dreaming and went for your more sensible suggestion, being 33,255/85. Will negate an compliance issues as well. Thank again
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