hey guys looking to buy a set of 33x12.5 muddies. any ideas whats a good bang for the buck something that looks aggresive 8O
hey guys looking to buy a set of 33x12.5 muddies. any ideas whats a good bang for the buck something that looks aggresive 8O
Cooper STT
agree. ive got bfg muddies. a mate has STT's on his 4runner. on the same tracks with similar pressures they grip better in that slippery clay, esp the side lugs.Originally Posted by jenko
I'm also looking at getting a set of Cooper STT's for the Wrangler.
At $300+ each I'm expecting a lot of BANG, for a lot of BUCKS 8O
Don't get those hard as rocks, chip on every rock Coopers..
http://www.silverstone.com.my/tyre_mt117Sport.asp
I can get these for around $245 each in LT285/75/16.
It is not he who gives abuse that affronts, but the view that we take of it as insulting; so that when one provokes you it is your own opinion which is provoking.<br /><br />–Epictetus
:idea: Raises an interesting thought for me.
Is there a list of "suppliers" that look after club members, and that club members want to look after.
It would be nice to have some idea where to spend my hard earned cash while still being confident of getting genuine advice.
It's very hard for the club to list preferred suppliers as there have been several competing suppliers who were or are members of the club. In saying that though checkout the club sponsors and talk to other club members and you cant really go wrong
Cheers
Steve
Public Officer - Member #076
tried them both... the st's where chipped after camp coffs and other rocky stuff.. just did 20.000km on stt's (which i "got" for warranty from cooper) and they show some cracks after 3 months.. (if anybody is interested in 6 31"stt's)
however driving in rain and on road, they are OK.
my next tyre will definitely be a procomp, micky's or the maxxis bighorn..
Have a look at the Mickey Thompson MTZ's..
http://www.mickeythompsontires.com.a...mtz_radial.htm
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