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although a good tyre (i have them on my range rover), they are def more of a HT than a AT
 
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although a good tyre (i have them on my range rover), they are def more of a HT than a AT

I would say more of a HT than an AT compared to other AT tyres. Because I just came from HT and these are far closer to AT than HT. Sure, there are other AT that are more aggressive for off road use. But most of my driving is sealed roads so this was more about best value for my money, and life of the tyre. When I read they were the grippiest of the ATs, especially in the wet, I just couldn't go past them. And so far they feel like a very stable all round tyre. Time will tell.
 

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We used to sell these back in the old Toms Tyres 20 odd years ago. Was a fantastic tyre back then and still is.
 

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Gave the New BFG's a little test while I was away, did good.

Also did some trickery with the Cars ECU so now I can have TC enabled with CDL which is nice. Means I still have some drive if axles gets crossed up.
 

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i got the bridgestone ATs on mine, been pretty good for what they are, bit noisy on the road but haven't gotten stuck in any mud or sand etc yet..
 

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Bought a 2007 Pajero diesel manual late last year. Done a few ks, but has an ARB bar, Warn winch, towbar, electric brake controller.. Ex Tassie Police when new. Have done a few jobs to it, and as usual,
still on going. Fitted cargo barrier today, am in the process of fitting up dual battery system next.
No real heavy offroad for me, just local fishing, and work bus.IMG_1269.jpg
 

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Finally got my lift installed a few weeks ago. Haven't had time to test it off road (and won't for a while) but it feels much smoother than before and sits awesome. I went with Ultimate Suspension with Dobinson springs.

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Dobinsons are a good spring.
 

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Are any of you blokes running bighorn maxxis?
Are they any good as opposed to the roadstone M/T.
 

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I had them for a little while in a 31 on my Rangie, they were a very good tyre. Only reason I didn't get them when I went to 33 was the cost. Couldn't justify $360 a tyre. They were the 764 not the 762.
 
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