Not very good in the wet on roads?

what ever you do don't get khumo kl71's i had them on my last terrano & was shocking in the wet & not great in the dry either

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Hey Up, Rich.

Had the KL71's on my Delica and they were excellent apart from a couple of 'high speed' stops when they 'walked' a little and got the nipper-offerer working!
The side walls were quite soft as well and I used to go a little careful when on sharp stone runs.

Funnily enough, the Delica had duelers on when I first got it and they weren't too bad. Could spin up the rears on roundabouts etc with great ease in 2wd but were fine when in 4wd.

Catch you later.

Halford wrote: think you could be right, may be worth checking how much tread you've on the front compared to the rear, and possibly swapping them over to see what difference it makes - puuting those with most tread on the rears should help improve things (less squeal - more grip).

If you do "rotate" your tyres suzuki show to rotate clockwise taking in the spare too.

vitara_mad wrote: what ever you do don't get khumo kl71's i had them on my last terrano & was shocking in the wet & not great in the dry either

I've got KL71s, no issues at all in any conditions...

I second the last post, just put KL-71's on mine and they're miles better than the old standard Dueller tyres. Out and about in the wet weather most of the day yesterday and the car feels a lot safer in the wet.

I've just bought a set of two new alloys with almost brand spanker tyres from a breaker in Wales, he did me a deal of £105 for the pair, (I was going to get all of my alloys sand blasted and re-sprayed for £200) as I have two alloys that are badly corroded. Anyway, when I took the rear wheel off that I had grazed I noticed that the tyre wasn't in great shape - thin tiny cracks all over. I checked all my other tyres and none of them were in this condition apart from my spare. Is this possibly the reason for my slippery experiences?