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Daz3031 wrote: Had more snow today than last time and very happy with the performance of my Jimny and the at3 tyres. Drove up snow covered hills that others couldn't get up without any issues. Not even the slightest wheel spin.
I also found an empty car park than had been ploughed and had big snow banks to play on! I was too busy having fun to take photos but I took a photo once i got home - quite a lot of slush thrown up from the front wheels on to the rear arches! To mudflap or not to mudflap, that is the question?! I quite like the slush spattered look!
I had the Suzuki mud flaps fitted (Red ones for the looks), they make no difference at all to the splatter on the rear arches.
Daz3031 wrote: Had more snow today than last time and very happy with the performance of my Jimny and the at3 tyres. Drove up snow covered hills that others couldn't get up without any issues. Not even the slightest wheel spin.
I also found an empty car park than had been ploughed and had big snow banks to play on! I was too busy having fun to take photos but I took a photo once i got home - quite a lot of slush thrown up from the front wheels on to the rear arches! To mudflap or not to mudflap, that is the question?! I quite like the slush spattered look!
I had the Suzuki mud flaps fitted (Red ones for the looks), they make no difference at all to the splatter on the rear arches.
Thanks - I won't waste my money on them then!
Plus the dealerships here charge 3 hours labour to fit them.
Venter wrote: Daz, those tyres you've put on make a huge improvement to the overall look / presence of the car, even at just 215/75/15.
Much like the version it replaced, this Jimny has a tendency to look like a 'hairdresser car' (think Audi TT v1, etc) with the stock tyres fitted, definitely not what you're wanting (unless you're a hairdresser )
You think you'll fit another size up without any chopping (235/75/15)?
215/80R15's just clear. 235/75R15 fit but they rub on turning. The arches are not quite as big as they look.
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