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All Terrain Tyre Comparisons
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17 Mar 2019 18:41 #204706
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In regards to wet braking on tarmac, I feel that I've been able to compare this fairly well as we've had a ton of rain since I have had the car with plenty sitting on the road surface around my local area. I honestly cannot feel any difference between the Duelers and the K02's. Everything is behaving as exactly as expected.
Things may change as I put more miles on, but I am feeling pleased with them so far.[/quote]
Thanks jimnyfox - that's very, very helpful!
Would be interested in your experience if and when you hit standing water at speed - does your Jimny stay stable etc. (I mention this after writing-off a Subaru some years ago doing the same.)
But this sounds good.
Look forward to future updates.
Things may change as I put more miles on, but I am feeling pleased with them so far.[/quote]
Thanks jimnyfox - that's very, very helpful!
Would be interested in your experience if and when you hit standing water at speed - does your Jimny stay stable etc. (I mention this after writing-off a Subaru some years ago doing the same.)
But this sounds good.
Look forward to future updates.
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17 Mar 2019 22:51 #204722
by cyberdriver
Replied by cyberdriver on topic All Terrain Tyre Comparisons
Any chance of a pic of the tyre showing the ratings? I thought the k02s were all 100/97 meaning single/dual axle. Thanks!jimnyfox wrote: Note that I opted for the 97 load rating tyres instead of the 100 load rating
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18 Mar 2019 19:49 #204770
by G-imny
Replied by G-imny on topic All Terrain Tyre Comparisons
Will this do? (Not sure if the resolution will be high enough)
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18 Mar 2019 22:20 #204780
by cyberdriver
Replied by cyberdriver on topic All Terrain Tyre Comparisons
thanks - yes it's too low res for me to read. Does it still say 100/97 on the sidewall? cheers
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19 Mar 2019 08:37 #204792
by G-imny
Replied by G-imny on topic All Terrain Tyre Comparisons
Yes, it says 100/97
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19 Mar 2019 22:24 #204825
by cyberdriver
Replied by cyberdriver on topic All Terrain Tyre Comparisons
That's 100 load rating then (the 97 refers to dual axle). Bummer because it would be great if someone made 215 ATs in 96 or 97.
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