Tyres again

[Brisbane4101 Lurker Find all posts View Profile Close Brisbane4101]

I have the falken at3w on my prado, and rate them. Lots of sand driving, towing my 1.3tonne boat up and down the highway, fire trails getting to camping spots (nothing hard core).
I like them , and just put a set on my Defender 90 (bob jane had a buy 3 get one free promotion, which helped with the $$).

If you haven't already, check out the tyrereview website, (australian site), 79% (48 reviews) of people say they would buy the cooper at3-LT again, while 90% (250 reviews) say they would buy the Falken at3w again.

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Decision made. Went with the Cooper AT3LT again. Toyos a close 2nd but too many reviews made mention of iffy wet weather handling and fuel economy increases. True or not I went with the known but I suspect that the Toyos will become pretty popular especially with those needing a more aggressive All Terrain. Thanks for the input. By the way quite a few discounts around until the end of June.

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9 months and 15000km later including all of the Beadell desert tracks and western Qld and NSW. The Cooper AT3 LT as expected were faultless in some of the toughest tracks in the country. Have not needed rebalancing and are only slightly chipped whi ch is a miracle given some of the tracks. No tyre problems on my car or another with the same tyres. Also excellent in the wet.

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Second, the The Cooper AT3 LT. Got rid of the Bridgestone 's. The difference between them is a chalk and cheese moment. All four cost me $1590, fitted,balanced,and alignment, with a free 10k rotate and inspection report .Thanks Cooper.