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    BFGs @......................... £109:00 + VAT
    Goodyear AT @ ................£91:00.... " "
    Bridgestone Duelers @....... £87:47.... " "
    All prices include fitting and balancing.
    Well which ones should I choose??

    John
    Last edited by Silver Surfer; 25 November 2003, 14:36.
    http://members.dodo.com.au/burston/drinkofbeer.gifA pint of lunatic soup please!

  • #2
    http://www.1010tires.com/
    http://www.tirerack.com/tires/surveyresults/index.jsp

    Have a look at these links to get you started. If it's all terrains you need then go for the BFG's.
    Pete

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    • #3
      get in touch with www.formula4x4.com they have special prices at the moment examples for 31x10.5x15
      bfg at ................£64
      khumo at .............£65
      enduro at .............£45
      don't know what size you want, but it might be worth giving them a ring, carriage works out at £16 FOR 4 Tyres and shouldn't cost you more than a tenner each to get them fitted, could save a few bob or even get 5
      John
      [size=4][font=franklin gothic medium][color=lime]Every Day Above Ground is a Good Day[/color][/font][/size]
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      • #4
        Originally posted by rockey
        get in touch with www.formula4x4.com they have special prices at the moment examples for 31x10.5x15
        bfg at ................£64
        khumo at .............£65
        enduro at .............£45
        don't know what size you want, but it might be worth giving them a ring, carriage works out at £16 FOR 4 Tyres and shouldn't cost you more than a tenner each to get them fitted, could save a few bob or even get 5
        John
        Not sure where you got that info from regarding BFG's but when I spoke to them at 16:00 they were selling them at £93 each
        NO WORRIES!
        Rusty

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        • #5
          Rec'd price list off them last month with a specials tyre list maybe out of date, but the phone number is 01677 425555.
          John
          [size=4][font=franklin gothic medium][color=lime]Every Day Above Ground is a Good Day[/color][/font][/size]
          [img]http://www.vertueren.gb.com/welshflag.gif[/img] [color=red]Gods Country[/color]

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          • #6
            try www.bronco4x4.com
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            • #7
              Originally posted by Silver Surfer
              BFGs @......................... £109:00 + VAT
              Goodyear AT @ ................£91:00.... " "
              Bridgestone Duelers @....... £87:47.... " "
              All prices include fitting and balancing.
              Well which ones should I choose??

              John
              That seems expensive - I chose BGF A/T's and they worked out about £80 (inc fitting, balance and VAT) for 31x10.50xR15

              Shop around a bit..
              Linda

              www.4x4toys.co.uk

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              • #8
                Originally posted by Silver Surfer
                BFGs @......................... £109:00 + VAT
                Goodyear AT @ ................£91:00.... " "
                Bridgestone Duelers @....... £87:47.... " "
                All prices include fitting and balancing.
                Well which ones should I choose??

                John

                DON'T BUY BRIDGESTONES!!!!!!!
                [SIZE=3]3.0L..SSR-X Ltd..'94[/SIZE][SIZE=1]Burgandy/Grey[/SIZE]

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by FG.
                  DON'T BUY BRIDGESTONES!!!!!!!
                  Depends what you want them for - I got Dueller HTs on mine and they are great road tyres but completely useless in the rough stuff - mind you I managed the easy stuff at the Pit a couple of times without getting stuck. The Dueller HT is an 80% road biased tyre so I wouldn't expect anything else to be honest. They do stick like glue on the road and I would seriously recommend them for on road use.

                  Cheers

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by FG.
                    DON'T BUY BRIDGESTONES!!!!!!!


                    Explain, its great to say don't buy them or those , don't use these etc etc but why??????????????????????????? ????????????????
                    Say not always what you know, but always know what you say.

                    My 4x4
                    My choice
                    Back off

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                    • #11
                      Tyre size is 265/70/16 Linda, and usually the bigger the tyre size the further up your back they push your arm.
                      John
                      http://members.dodo.com.au/burston/drinkofbeer.gifA pint of lunatic soup please!

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by Koi
                        Explain, its great to say don't buy them or those , don't use these etc etc but why??????????????????????????? ????????????????
                        Well I think I started a thread, asking if peeps found the Bridgestone 'Winter Dueler' not much good and useless in the wet.
                        And I think most replies agreed.
                        Always had BF's with no probs and just found them pretty poor.
                        Had my plant trailer on the other day, with a 2 ton digger on and still the wheels span up in the wet

                        ps.. I think '7' on the font size may have been a little keen
                        Last edited by FG.; 26 November 2003, 19:19.
                        [SIZE=3]3.0L..SSR-X Ltd..'94[/SIZE][SIZE=1]Burgandy/Grey[/SIZE]

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by FG.
                          Well I think I started a thread, asking if peeps found the Bridgestone 'Winter Dueler' not much good and useless in the wet.
                          And I think most replies agreed.
                          Always had BF's with no probs and just found them pretty poor.
                          Had my plant trailer on the other day, with a 2 ton digger on and still the wheels span up in the wet

                          ps.. I think '7' on the font size may have been a little keen
                          they're a winter tyre for snow.if you're that worried go buy some british spec road tyres. i've got winter duellers (were on there from japan) i've not had a problem... maybe it's the lead boots?
                          nee nar nee nar, i'm a fire engine!

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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by Koi
                            Explain, its great to say don't buy them or those , don't use these etc etc but why??????????????????????????? ????????????????
                            Its cos they are tested on animals, choose a tyre that is puncture tested on synthetic hedgehogs!

                            4x4toys.co.uk - Keeping you on and off the road...

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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by Silver Surfer
                              Tyre size is 265/70/16 Linda, and usually the bigger the tyre size the further up your back they push your arm.
                              John
                              Yep, I agree, I originally thought I had 16" wheels (it was wet and I couldn't be bothered to go out and check ) and the quote for BFG AT 265/70/R16 came in about £100 each fitted balanced and inc VAT.
                              Linda

                              www.4x4toys.co.uk

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