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Tyres for my 2023 jimny conformation please of right tyre
03 Feb 2025 20:32 #259321
by 300bhpton
The BFG is ok, but they are expensive and some people don't like them in the wet. The Jimny is light, a high load rating tyre may not run as well on the road with a worse ride too.
I used to run Maxxis Wormdrive AT980 in 215/75R15 on my stock suspension Jimny. Very pleased with them overall. I've just upgraded them to 235/75R15 in the same Wormdrive pattern. But I have a 2" lift now and I do off road.
Your intended use and budget will dictate what is a good tyre for you. Although sadly there does seem to be a limited choice of tyres in 215/75 currently, so pickings are slim.
tyresdirectuk.co.uk/t/tyres?per_page=&se...e_width%5D%5B%5D=215
www.camskill.co.uk/m53b0s1685p0/Car_Tyre..._215_75_15_215_75R15
Replied by 300bhpton on topic Tyres for my 2023 jimny conformation please of right tyre
Do you plan to off road?Yes expensive
Wat would you recommend for same result in tyre choice that may be cheaper but looking good thanks john
The BFG is ok, but they are expensive and some people don't like them in the wet. The Jimny is light, a high load rating tyre may not run as well on the road with a worse ride too.
I used to run Maxxis Wormdrive AT980 in 215/75R15 on my stock suspension Jimny. Very pleased with them overall. I've just upgraded them to 235/75R15 in the same Wormdrive pattern. But I have a 2" lift now and I do off road.
Your intended use and budget will dictate what is a good tyre for you. Although sadly there does seem to be a limited choice of tyres in 215/75 currently, so pickings are slim.
tyresdirectuk.co.uk/t/tyres?per_page=&se...e_width%5D%5B%5D=215
www.camskill.co.uk/m53b0s1685p0/Car_Tyre..._215_75_15_215_75R15
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