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Re:Mud tires
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Wide tyres look the part,but thin ones work just as well sometimes better
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Mole wrote: I'm looking a pattern with a decent side lug I always found when I used to green lane on my quad if I fell in to a rut by riding the side of the rut with the side I could keep momentum up to keep going or claw my way out so figured it would work with the jimny. So these I thought would work well but if any one knows of any others that be great
I've just fitted this tread pattern for trialing work very well I run 195/80/16
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Mole wrote: I'm looking a pattern with a decent side lug I always found when I used to green lane on my quad if I fell in to a rut by riding the side of the rut with the side I could keep momentum up to keep going or claw my way out so figured it would work with the jimny. So these I thought would work well but if any one knows of any others that be great
Not trying to be nasty, but a tyre like that is arguably completely the wrong thing for laning. Gives 4x4'ers a bad rap and makes a mess of the lanes. If the lane requires such tyres, then frankly you shouldn't be there in the first place.
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Temeraire (2018 quasar grey automatic)
One of the last 200ish of the gen3s, probably.
ADOS Attention Deficit Ooooh Shiny!
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I also have a set of BFG KM2's these tyres work well on lanes great on rocks
is your jimny standard ?
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