interested to see how may km people r getting out of there tyres on 120 and 90s, wether it be grandtreks to baja claws, so far ive got 54k out of my 694s and ive got about 5k lft before i get rid of them, i rotated them every 5k for the first 30k and then i couldnt be bothered, so now im up to 45 psi and trying to wear em out, and i reckon im doing a good job. next set of rubber will be cooper st cheers samo
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Cooper ATR Light Truck 265/70/17 76000kys, unless they wear faster at the end of their life I would expect to get another 30000 th out of them, have had a few ballancing problems with them, 2 used only on front now as the other 3 have gorne out of round. Friar
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The last new tyre I put on went for about 500m before pshhhhhhhhhhh bastard. You city people with your thousands of kms per tyre!!! Good grief, if I get to wear a tyre out (which happened recently actually) I have a quiet moment of bliss. The most I've gotten out here is about 15,000kms. Most of them end up with about 3-4 repairs, nearly all of which would have your tyre shop reaching for the new tyre catalogue (lucky I don't get to tyre shops often or it would cost me a fortune). My policy is that if I can make it hold air then it's in. Sometimes you don't bother trying, but not often.
Currently running a different tyre at each corner, in the process of changing over to the skinnier 245/70 size, so the line up is:
LF: Cooper HT 245/70, RF: GTRadial Savero AT+ 265/70, LR: Dunlop AT20 265/70 & RR: GTR HT+ 245/70. The Dunlop was just all I could get one time so wasn't my choice, the Coopers have yet to prove themselves, the GT HT+ seem to roadie and soft & the Saveros are what I've used most of so far; one more tread plie than the others and have done OK. I had BFGs on for a while and they lasted OK but were the worst I've had in terms of punctures.
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ive got STT's and so far have clocked over 45,000 on them had them over 2 years andd figure they are half worn.
mind you im unforgiving with them as well 8)
i will be replacing them with the same when they die!!
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Originally posted by wildmangordoCurrently running a different tyre at each corner, in the process of changing over to the skinnier 245/70 size, so the line up is:
LF: Cooper HT 245/70, RF: GTRadial Savero AT+ 265/70, LR: Dunlop AT20 265/70 & RR: GTR HT+ 245/70.
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Originally posted by amtsOriginally posted by wildmangordoWow! That can't be good at all for your driveline! You've got different diameters front to back on opposite sides.
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45,000 kms out of the standard Grandtreks..... Looks like I will get another 15-20 out of them yet, mainly highway driving, although they are copping a fair bit of rough stuff on weekends.Graphite 150 series [B]"Altitude"[/B] - MT ATZ 4-rib ATZ, ARB Delux winch bar, Magnum 9000lb winch, ARB CKMA12 air compressor(with tray) dual battery, LF 240 HID, Waeco 80L fridge, OL 45 lt fridge, ARB Roof Rack and space case, GME 3450 UHF, OME Shocks and Springs, ARB awning, BRC quad diff breather, TG150 gaurd, AMTS bash plates and a wishlist!!
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I have Cooper ATR 265/65/17 Passenger Construction.
Alot of opinions are negative towards these, but I wanted to give them a go.
So far I have gotten 67 846km out of three of them. One let go at 47 140km on the Gibb River Rd.
These had a pretty hard life towing a heavy boat and a van around the territory for 2 years on some pretty average roads. They have been put out to pasture with the move back to Brisbane, but I have been happy with them. Having said that, I won't be getting them again, for the reason only that I am wanting a 265/70 LT construction next.
Cheers, Rhet
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Well I have done 24,000 kms on my Mickey Thompson MTZ's and they don't look worn at all so I would expect to get around 70 to 80 thousand out of them.Roll on the 2010 Pradopoint GTG
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I've been running Cooper ATR 265/65/17. Done 47,000kms and they are shot. Very disappointing. Not putting Coopers on again. Done a lot of highway kms, towing a van and boat. Only been off road once. Got 80,000kms out of the last set on my previous Prado, so don't understand why I'm only going to get 50,000kms out of this set. Always balanced, aligned and anally retentive about pressures. I'm going to a set of BFG All-terrains. No more Coopers for me.2013 Prado Altitude150 Series D4D Auto. Pearl White. Cooper Discovery AT3s, TJM T13 Bullbar, XGS Suspension with 45mm lift, Airtec Snorkle, Rhino Roof Bars, GME TX3520 UHF, Engel 40ltr fridge, Couplertec Electronic Rust Prevention, Hayman Reece Towbar, Dual Battery System, Cargo Barrier.
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So far 65,000kms out of my BFG Mud Terrains (on 90 series) and they are technically half worn (14mm thread new down to 7-8mm), but legally I'll have to change them before I wear down the other half. The BFGs seem to get a bit of a bad rap at times but I have been more than happy with them. No punctures despite several long off road trips, they arent too noisy and have so far have handled wet roads in the city as good as any tyre I've had. I'll definately be replacing them with more BFGs. A mate of mine claimed he got 140,000 kms :shock: out of his BFG muddies on a Patrol - and he used to absolutely thrash them.
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