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Daz800:
i am about to change my tyres on our td5.
do i go for remould or new tyres.
daz

i like these
235/70R16 INSA TURBO REMOULD MOUNTAIN  Ã‚£ 41.93

Eeyore:
New would get my vote.

cheers
 8)
Eeyore

Daz800:
thanks
i am going to get general grabbers

I may get the remoulds for winter/off road use on steel wheels :-k

Daz

smo:
New, I only fit the best tyres to my vehicles, it is afterall the only thing that keeps you stuck to the road.

Instead of 2 sets why not just get a good MT like a BFG-MT, i find mine are much better mannered on road than the road tyres LR supplied!!

Bush Tucker Man:
Personally I had no problems with the Colway A/T that I had fitted to the Discovery not long after buying it.
They did almost 35,000miles with no complaints & no 'isssues' over quality/traction/wear rates

Admittedly one had to be replaced, as it punctured on the shoulder, but that'd be true of any tyre.


I had Bronco 4x4 (of Leek) M/T pattern re-moulds on the 110Tdi Hard-Top & they were great as well.
Once once more, they did around 25,000miles with no issues.
An indicated 80MPH :oops:, on Welsh mountain roads (near Sweet Lamb), commuting, laning, pay & plays, a great tyre.


The Heritage has an (original??) set of BFG A/T's fitted that look about half-worn -compared to the unused spare- at 50,000miles

Whnen they need replacing, I'll be searching high & low for a set of (hidden away) BGF Trac-Edge

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