Mark's 03 Jimny

NineCherries wrote: I like that picture. I quite fancy a snorkel, I really don't need one but they look cool

It is good, gives a more purposeful look

Out laning again this afternoon. I need to find some better tyres soon, especially with winter coming. I am looking for a set of decent All Terrains, with the Yokohama Geolanders looking like a likely choice. I do mostly road driving, but I would like my tyres to give me confidence to venture down some different lanes, so hopefully some decent AT's should be just the ticket. Any other tyre suggestions/opinions welcome.

I can't fault my general grabbers there not very noisy and they have good all round grip

yeah so far so good for the Grabbers for me too. I had looked at the Geolanders but wasn't convinced of their winter abilities. Now i cant remember what tyre supplier I was on but i had been looking at customer reviews and some of the European contributors raved about summer performance but slated them for winter so I had been on here asking for suggestions and quite a few recommended the Grabber AT's. I like them, good in the wet as well as the dry, no noticeable difference in noise over my old tired duelers and they look great too.

I went for Geolanders in the end, as the general grabbers were more expensive, and you can't get then in standard Jimny size of 205/70/R15. Since I'm only getting 4, my spare will be standard size, so I didn't want to mix tyre sizes if I were to get a flat. I'm getting them fitted tomorrow, I'll see how they go and report back

New tyres now fitted. They certainly look the part, but the first real test will come this weekend, at the Suffolk 4x4 Club P&P at Badwell Ash. So far, no noticeable road noise increase or handling difference, but time will certainly tell, especially as winter approaches.

Old tyre on the right.