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tolley



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muds
what mud tyres are you all running i like the BFG muds .

when i get some cash running 235 16 roads at the mo, what size best suit the 90
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BigMike



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Maxxis MT761 - fantastic tyre and far far cheaper than equivalent bfg. I had 265.
Post #99418 11th Nov 2011 7:45pm
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TJ101



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255/85 x 16 BFG MT's

Tried all sorts, always come back to BFG's California F1, 75th 110 "Kermit", 50th Ann V8, 90 V8 Hybrid, 55 Series 1

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Post #99423 11th Nov 2011 7:56pm
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leeds



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As posted elsewhere today

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BFG tyres have established a good reputation, however new tyres and compounds will they have the same longevity etc?

We have two 110's and run them on BFG M/T 255/85/16. Summer and winter, on road and offroad. Yes we are happy with them. We get about 60,000 miles out of them before we scrap them with 3-5 mm of tread left. Yes we could get more miles out of them, but for off road use they are getting like slicks.

On the Disco we have BFG A/T 235/65/16 and they have about 50,000 miles on them and are no where near worn out yet. Mainly road use.



It all depends what you want from your tyres.

Remember things like turning circles are controlled by things like adjustment of steering lock bolts, overall size of tyres, width of tyres and offset of the rims.


Brendan
Post #99436 11th Nov 2011 8:45pm
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BigMike



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btw, the compound on bfg at and mt have changed - there are as yet no reports on longevity but they ARE softer.
Post #99441 11th Nov 2011 9:17pm
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leeds



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If they are a softer compound Mike surely that would make them more of a winter tyre?


Softer compounds would wear faster on dry roads/higher temperatures etc but would be better in lower temperatures as they would remain more flexible at temperatures below 7C .


So would that make the BFG M + S tyre more of a winter tyre?


Brendan
Post #99445 11th Nov 2011 9:40pm
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landy andy



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Yes...

New pattern muds, wear quicker, but are easily as good as the AT's in the wet/ice/snow. Much much much better than the old style.

So the softer compound gets the Thumbs Up From me


Andy
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amondeggs



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I run BFG 255 85 16 Muds and cannot fault them at all. Maybe apart from the price but I believe they are worth it Thumbs Up
Post #99469 11th Nov 2011 11:54pm
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tolley



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BFG
LOOKING AT GETING SOME BFG BUT NOT MANY ABOUT MOST ARE SAYING OUT OF STOCK,ANDONE SEEN ANY 265/75/16
Post #99495 12th Nov 2011 12:25pm
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custom90



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Try Paddock Spares Thumbs Up
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ken



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265 in KM2 is a bit hard try AJS although your probably walk away with another brand Rolling with laughter Plenty of AT choice around at the mo though
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Surrey Rover



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ken wrote:
265 in KM2 is a bit hard try AJS although your probably walk away with another brand Rolling with laughter Plenty of AT choice around at the mo though


I have just got 5 of them from Andy (AJS) so definitely worth giving him a try. Nick

2.2 110 Tipper
Post #99544 12th Nov 2011 7:08pm
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AJS4X4



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ken wrote:
265 in KM2 is a bit hard try AJS although your probably walk away with another brand Rolling with laughter Plenty of AT choice around at the mo though


You know we always give the customer what he or she want's.

Trouble is "slap head" your request was to kinky for me. Rolling with laughter Andy.

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tolley



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265/75/16 would you say this was a good size for a 90. not really sure what combination works best.?
Post #101447 21st Nov 2011 7:26pm
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AJS4X4



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No problem with 265/75x16 on a 90. Andy.

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Junction 8 M25 Surrey.
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