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Ade
Member Since: 26 Nov 2008
Location: West Lothian
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I currently have Goodyear Wrangler tyres fitted to my HSE, but I'm finding that they wear really quickly, so wondering if there are any other tyres that people would recommend?
I also do a lot of trailering with horses,so find myself pulling a fair weight through muddy fields, and cant make my mind up whether the Goodyears are up to it?
On another note though I also do a lot of Motorway miles during the week  so effectivley need a tyre thats a good all rounder
I've looked on Camskill and it came back with the following:
http://www.camskill.co.uk/products.php?plid=m26b0s2182p0#compare
Anyone used or have any of these makes fitted?
Thanks
Ade
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 Wed May 27 2009 10:28pm |
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DiscoNick
Member Since: 29 May 2008
Location: Hampshire
Posts: 60
 
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Hankook look very good value, I might try them next, although I do like the Goodyear MTR's!!! Ex 2007 HSE - Stornoway Grey
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| Wed May 27 2009 10:32pm |
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POINTYED
Member Since: 22 Mar 2008
Location: BURY,LANCS
Posts: 2534
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hi
presume your hse is on 19,s
if so pirelli atr's best for you
or mtr's even better on mud
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| Wed May 27 2009 10:34pm |
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Jambo
Member Since: 01 May 2008
Location: Cumbria
Posts: 187
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Pirelli ATR's are the biz Great handling, quiet on the road and very capable off road (even though the tread isn't that aggressive). Mine seem to be wearing well too 
Just got a second set of 19" rims fitted with MTR's - can't beat the look  and am getting used to the increased road noise 
ATR's sound like a good bet for you
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| Wed May 27 2009 10:45pm |
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Ade
Member Since: 26 Nov 2008
Location: West Lothian
Posts: 395
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POINTYED wrote:hi
presume your hse is on 19,s
if so pirelli atr's best for you
or mtr's even better on mud
pm ken or site sponsor ajs4x4
dunc
Yeah, its the 19" wheels on my HSE. I think the MTR's might be a bit too much off roady for my use
I just PM'd AJS4x4, so will wait to see whay he gets back with
Jambo wrote:ATR's sound like a good bet for you
The more I search and read up, the more I think the ATR's as well
But people seem to say thay these wear quick as well?
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| Wed May 27 2009 11:02pm |
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zen123
Member Since: 05 Nov 2008
Location: Hampshire
Posts: 102
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I just had a set of the Hankooks fitted...so far they seem to be excellent tyre for the money. I have a relative using the Wintrac Extremes on his D3 but in 18" size & will be over in the weekend where we'll swap em over & try each others tyres. I'll reporrt soon
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| Wed May 27 2009 11:08pm |
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