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The limitations of All Terrain tyres.....are the muds the solution?
20 Jan 2015 12:49 #135549
by Rhinoman
That is illegal for road use in the UK.
Some Suzukis and a bunch of motorcycles.
Replied by Rhinoman on topic Re:The limitations of All Terrain tyres.....are the muds the solution?
TomDK wrote: No matter what M/T tyres you go for, get them siped. Makes them much better in the snow.
I'd still get the KM2, siped
That is illegal for road use in the UK.
Some Suzukis and a bunch of motorcycles.
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20 Jan 2015 19:38 #135558
by Dyl
Replied by Dyl on topic The limitations of All Terrain tyres.....are the muds the solution?
I've found the same this week with my Grabber AT2s!
Went shooting a few days ago and was struggling on flat grassy farmland I would expect the Jimny to sail through! I was thinking maybe I had a problem. In reality I did think it must be the AT tyres so hopefully soon I can swap them for MT's
And I don't think its that the Grabbers are bad, it's just they are not mud tyres
Went shooting a few days ago and was struggling on flat grassy farmland I would expect the Jimny to sail through! I was thinking maybe I had a problem. In reality I did think it must be the AT tyres so hopefully soon I can swap them for MT's
And I don't think its that the Grabbers are bad, it's just they are not mud tyres
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