Milkman
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is there anyone out there riding on Goodride tyres
was thinking of trying a set of all terrain 265/75/16, priced at $170 each
was thinking of trying a set of all terrain 265/75/16, priced at $170 each
Goodride tyres
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I have a pair of the muddies on my camp trailer. Doesn't help, i know. They have heaps of tread for the kays they've done on road. That's all but
My rule with tyres is this.
If one set is cheaper by half that of a good set, Ie bfg Goodyear etc.
Then it's most likely you'll need two cheaper sets to get the equivalent km out of them
That and usually the sidewalls are way softer etc
If one set is cheaper by half that of a good set, Ie bfg Goodyear etc.
Then it's most likely you'll need two cheaper sets to get the equivalent km out of them
That and usually the sidewalls are way softer etc
happy john
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That is a better tyre size than those hula hoops you have now, looking at reviews they are a good tyre, I'd still look at the General Grabber for a cheaper but respected tyre.
steve_bunkle
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My 2006 D22 came with a new set (265/75 R16). Not that noisy on the highway, seem OK in muddy conditions but little testing yet. Bit slippery in rear end when wet but I dont have a benchmark to compare with (first rear drive car without stability or traction control).
happy john
Member
Yeah fairly normal Steve, the 22 can get lose in the back easy enough. Check your pressure mate, I've had 70psi put in mine before.
steve_bunkle
Member
Thanks. Running at 32. Seems to help. Dont care if they wear faster.
happy john
Member
Nothing wrong with that psi, I've found the slightly taller sidewall of the 265/75 flexes a bit more than the stocker. At low pressure you know it.
steve_bunkle
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Yep, I'm still very much experimenting at the moment. One thing i have noticed is how easy it is to churn up the driveway!
