Land Rover needs some new wellies

[walkerboys]

Hi as above Land Rover 90 is in need of some new wellies im thinking of bfg mud 265/75 16 what do you run or advice

Cheers mark

[mendiplogs]

Hi as above Land Rover 90 is in need of some new wellies im thinking of bfg mud 265/75 16 what do you run or advice

Cheers mark

 

Hi mate I run BFG MUD 235/85/16 thanks Jon

[LGP Eddie]

Hi as above Land Rover 90 is in need of some new wellies im thinking of bfg mud 265/75 16 what do you run or advice

Cheers mark

 

Huge vote for the BFG Mud in the above size on a 90.

 

I fitted mine in autumn having had sterling service from the Continentals fitted as standard, and to be honest was a bit concerned I'd gone a bit over the top.

 

However it's quite simply I'll never have another without them on now, and my 90 literally has to do it all, from woods to long motorway journeys plus heavy towing.

 

As for wear, they look as good as new still, so should be set fair for a decent distance.

 

Yes I did have the letters on the outside!! Tin hat on!

 

 

Eddie.

[Spruce Pirate]

Another vote for BFG Muds here.

[LGP Eddie]

Forgot to say Cooper STT were second choice for me.

 

 

Eddie.

[walkerboys]

It has to be bfg for me I ran some all terrains on my old shogun and it did over 65k and still had life left in them but think I'm going to have to go for the 265/75 16

[Billy]

I have the MTS on my 110 and they're great off road and on. Also wear rate is very slow they've been on for 3 years ( around 60k I would imagine) and still plenty of life left in them

[Tom D]

I have doen 50k on my Kumho kl71's they are good tyres too...

[monkeybusiness]

I've got 285 r16 (not sure of the aspect ratio off the top of my head) cooper stt on mine and I'm dead happy with them.

[Gray git]

Khomos on the 130 twin cab and just put BFG muds on the cherrypicker both 265 75 16

Had all terrains on my old 110 and got 60k miles before writing it off so was happy to shell out for the muds.

The Khomos have done about 45kmiles so far and only the fronts are sowing any real damage which isn't bad for a heavy vehicle that's almost always towing.

Hopefully the BFG's will cope with a constant 3.2ton on them.