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Best off road tyre?


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Probably been done to death but wanting recommendations for the best off road tyre.

 

Away to change vehicle and running General Grabbers the now which are pretty good but seeing whats better.

 

In winter i do some pretty challenging runs,mostly muddy conditions but want it to be pretty civilised on tarmac too.

 

Cheers.

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Mine grip better than the Dulers it came with (not hard really) not too bad on noise (sounds like a wheel bearing gone) quiter than most. Knock 5MPG off you econemy. I would think they are all about the same. Cheap!! Look really good and would perform as good as any off road.

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Mine grip better than the Dulers it came with (not hard really) not too bad on noise (sounds like a wheel bearing gone) quiter than most. Knock 5MPG off you econemy. I would think they are all about the same. Cheap!! Look really good and would perform as good as any off road.

 

Cheers.

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I found out on a few occasions (usually @ 2am) it's more the driving manner than the tyre.You can have 80% muds,but once your bottomed out your going no where.

Plus once the tread if full of mud you just have 4 slick tyres.Full muds just made me over confident.

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I found out on a few occasions (usually @ 2am) it's more the driving manner than the tyre.You can have 80% muds,but once your bottomed out your going no where.

Plus once the tread if full of mud you just have 4 slick tyres.Full muds just made me over confident.

 

You do untill you put it in 2nd and boot it....Then out it comes

Sometimes I might add haha

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I've just been through the same exercise to choose some new boots.

 

Previously I'd had GG AT's ... which were good.

 

I've now taken the plunge with some BFG AT KO2's after quite some discussions with folks.

 

Yet to meet anyone who isn't really happy with them and who thought the expense wasn't worth it.

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I think the general grabber range is hard to beat at their price performance position in the market. You could spend a lot more for better but would you actually need them or uses them for what they were designed regularly enough to justify an extra £100 per corner?

 

Round here there's a lot of 4x4 tyre porn on show, but you don't see them pulling ladened livestock trailers out of soft fields etc. the tractor comes out for that.

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Dave, I run BFG AT's & got 70K out of last ones - new ones won't last that though - had GG's on before but worn @35K I do a lot of road miles & BFG AT's are quiter than grabbers. Thought we were stuck in muddy field with Richard a few years ago at Balbirnie but got out (only 2mm on tyres :( ) Richard said he wouldn't have gone in :yes: :yes: :yes:

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