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NEW Jimny TYRE choice discussion.
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TomNewton wrote: I'm likely to go with the Toyo A/T+ when mine arrives next month so interested in this also. Not being able to stretch to BF they seem to be the best balance for me.
Good price for x4 here >
Hi Tom,
Yeah i really liked the prospect of these Toyo AT plus's, but on a picky and rather silly note, they have a moulding line that runs right around the tyre wall. Call me silly but im not sure I like the look of it. Here is a piccy. Might overlook it though, as they seem to be a great balanced tyre.
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Gadget wrote: I spent ages looking at different tyre options, which if I'm honest are an almost purely aesthetic choice, as I do little to no driving offroad. Whatever you choose in the larger size, you're likely to see slightly worse fuel economy (I reckon mine has dropped a couple of mpg) and potentially less ride comfort due to the higher load rating.
I went for Yokohama Geolandar A/T G015 in 215/75R15 and I'm really pleased with them, as they give it far more presence on the road without being OTT. Garage set pressure to 34-36psi, which I've dropped to 30 at the moment and the ride seems as good as it did beforehand. Debating dropping them lower but they already look fairly soft with an even contact patch.
They come with white outline lettering on one side, but I've had them fitted so that you can't see it:
Compared to stock Duelers:
Very nice! Havnt seen these before. I like these ALOT. Thx.
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Gadget wrote: I spent ages looking at different tyre options, which if I'm honest are an almost purely aesthetic choice, as I do little to no driving offroad. Whatever you choose in the larger size, you're likely to see slightly worse fuel economy (I reckon mine has dropped a couple of mpg) and potentially less ride comfort due to the higher load rating.
I went for Yokohama Geolandar A/T G015 in 215/75R15 and I'm really pleased with them, as they give it far more presence on the road without being OTT. Garage set pressure to 34-36psi, which I've dropped to 30 at the moment and the ride seems as good as it did beforehand. Debating dropping them lower but they already look fairly soft with an even contact patch.
They come with white outline lettering on one side, but I've had them fitted so that you can't see it:
Compared to stock Duelers:
Great looking tyre, but where did you get them from?
I’ve looked around but can’t find a source for this size?
Even the Yokohoma site doesn’t seem to list them in this size.
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