On the subject of Tyres

[Dean Lofthouse]

The BF Goodrich KM2's I had fitted are awesome.

 

I've had many many different tyres and always lean toward aggressive Mud Terrains because I go off road a lot and deep into woodland

 

The trouble with MT's is they are nearly always noisy and rubbish in the snow for side on or braking traction.

 

The KM2s have performed better than any tyre I have ever had on are are as quiet as a normal tyre !!

 

The Greenway Anacondas I have just taken off were horrendously noisy, so much so you couldn't hear the radio whilst on the motorway and people used to hear you coming from 30 miles away

 

These are dear at £130 a corner fitted but by ek lad they're brill

 

Mud-Terrain T/A KM2 | BFGoodrich Tires

[armchairarborist]

piccies? got to be better than them wheelbarrow tyres you were sporting at the weekend:thumbup:

[Matthew Arnold]

I must admit we were going to have a couple of sets (one set of five for the l200 and 5 for the ranger) but damn they are expensive. We went for the Cooper Discoverer STT instead. Got some horrid looks when the tyres emptied themselves of mud in about 25 metres in the car park. The true meaning of "$%&* hitting the fan."

[gensetsteve]

The BF Goodrich KM2's I had fitted are awesome.

 

I've had many many different tyres and always lean toward aggressive Mud Terrains because I go off road a lot and deep into woodland

 

The trouble with MT's is they are nearly always noisy and rubbish in the snow for side on or braking traction.

 

The KM2s have performed better than any tyre I have ever had on are are as quiet as a normal tyre !!

 

The Greenway Anacondas I have just taken off were horrendously noisy, so much so you couldn't hear the radio whilst on the motorway and people used to hear you coming from 30 miles away

 

These are dear at £130 a corner fitted but by ek lad they're brill

 

Mud-Terrain T/A KM2 | BFGoodrich Tires

 

 

I have got some of these in 235 70 16 waiting to go on our hilux tipper. £103 + vat ea . Glad to hear you are happy with yours if they are like the Ats on our disco they will last forever.

[Lee Winger]

I have Kumo kl71's on my truck, great in the snow and mud , but noisy as hell on the road at all other times

[miker]

cooper st,s on the ranger, great tyres

[Dean Lofthouse]

The biggest suprise to me was how quiet they are, no howl at all from them and they seem to soak up the impact of bumps and potholes really well, more of a spongy tyre in that respect.

[gensetsteve]

When I spoke to my tyre man he could only find four tyres in the country from two differentplaces There was good stock of general grabber. No Kumho anywhere but we think thats because they are changing all the nos. No BFG ats but thats because they dont make a 235 70 16 anymore. Getting very complicated just to buy rubber for a work truck.

[tommer9]

Ive said it before, and i say it again- BFG muds are the best out there for utility vehicles- all of what dean has said, plus they last for ages, as they have a very hard compound (as do all michelins; BFG being a division of michelin).

[ad15]

can't believe you lot think £130 is expensive for a tyre..

 

if i could get that price for mine I'd be chewing arms off,,,