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    Default Re: BFGoodrich Mud Terrain T/A KM2

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    yep thats right last year, traveling up sat morning. me and mike are going to the 4x4 response day on the 10th oct you there? think we thinking of hitting a few lanes when it done.
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    Good to hear the praise for this tyre - this is the way I'm leaning for my new landy.

    I was just quoted 650 for 5, fitted and balanced - is that a long way off what others are paying? Seems about 45 pounds more than buying from Paddocks but that doesn't include fitting.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mav.21 View Post
    Good to hear the praise for this tyre - this is the way I'm leaning for my new landy.

    I was just quoted 650 for 5, fitted and balanced - is that a long way off what others are paying? Seems about 45 pounds more than buying from Paddocks but that doesn't include fitting.
    Hi Mav, 650 seems to be about right once balancing is included etc. You won't be sorry with the tyres. I have just got back from a weeks worth of laning in Wales and gave these tyres a darned good exercise and they were simply superb in every situation. Bear in mind that this was also with 2 people plus all the gear associated with camping for a week in the rain too.

    Then after all that they'll happily cruise you home on the motorways without flinching.

    I do not often endorse things but these are great tyres and IMHO much better than the original BFG MT and KM. As such get the Geo. seal of approval







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    Default Re: BFGoodrich Mud Terrain T/A KM2

    Thanks Geo!

    So depending on the condition of my second hand wolf rims I'm picking up on Thursday, I could have these mounted in a few days

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    While we have our tyre heads on a mate just told me he picked up some KUMHO Road venture MT kl71s anyone had any experience with them?
    http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....enture+MT+KL71 I could only quickly find and american view of them but he said his were around £80 each? they look pretty good, but has anyone tried them yet.

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    Default Re: BFGoodrich Mud Terrain T/A KM2

    Quote Originally Posted by Dreadnought View Post
    While we have our tyre heads on a mate just told me he picked up some KUMHO Road venture MT kl71s anyone had any experience with them?
    http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....enture+MT+KL71 I could only quickly find and american view of them but he said his were around £80 each? they look pretty good, but has anyone tried them yet.
    Hey Dreadnought, only driven a Yota LC with them on, seemed pretty good to me. The advantages are that they are a darned sight cheaper than the BFG MT KM2s and they look great too....







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    Quote Originally Posted by Dreadnought View Post
    While we have our tyre heads on a mate just told me he picked up some KUMHO Road venture MT kl71s anyone had any experience with them?
    http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....enture+MT+KL71 I could only quickly find and american view of them but he said his were around £80 each? they look pretty good, but has anyone tried them yet.
    I have looked at them and they seem very appealing, supposed to be good on the road too. The thing that is putting me off them is that they are Directional....so you really need to carry 2 spares Or is that wrong?
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    Default Re: BFGoodrich Mud Terrain T/A KM2

    The KL71s seem to hole the side walls a lot easer.

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    I was thinking of them for my Pinzgauer if I can,t find any Michelin XZL in 8.25x16, does anyone have experience of them on a heavier LWB that regularly carries a lot?

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    Default Re: BFGoodrich Mud Terrain T/A KM2

    How do any of you handle directional tyres and one spare? Have a different (unidirectional) tyre on spare?
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    Default Re: BFGoodrich Mud Terrain T/A KM2

    Quote Originally Posted by grantc View Post
    I have looked at them and they seem very appealing, supposed to be good on the road too. The thing that is putting me off them is that they are Directional....so you really need to carry 2 spares Or is that wrong?
    Hi Grant. They are NOT directional mate, so you'll only need the one spare. They are phenomenal in the wet...!







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    Default Re: BFGoodrich Mud Terrain T/A KM2

    Run them for some time now and they are superb. Used to run Grip edge ATs, also a set of Trac edges and the KM2s are

    Quieter
    Smoother
    Grip like stink on tarmac even in the wet
    Off road they are amazing. I have never felt more in control.
    I know it sounds daft but my 90 seems to like them better and is happier cruising at higher speed.

    Bring on the SNOW

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    Default Re: BFGoodrich Mud Terrain T/A KM2

    Quote Originally Posted by Geobloke View Post
    Hi Grant. They are NOT directional mate, so you'll only need the one spare. They are phenomenal in the wet...!
    Quote from Tyrerack:"The Road Venture MT KL71 features a cut- and chip-resistant tread compound molded into a directional pattern comprised of packed center blocks, alternating width shoulder lugs, mud/stone ejector bars and aggressive sidewall lugs that provide the biting edges needed to dig through mud and travel along trails, "

    Are they wrong, Geobloke? Or were you referring to the BFG?
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    Default Re: BFGoodrich Mud Terrain T/A KM2

    kl71,s ARE directional
    used to have them on my shogun
    good on road but once half worn they become pants off road and some say they have soft sidewalls
    i would look at the hankook rt03 my self
    great tyre at a better price (was last time i looked anyway)


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    Default Re: BFGoodrich Mud Terrain T/A KM2

    I went with the Mud Terrains in the end. Only done a few miles and up to 60 there is no discernable difference in tyre noise. Hoping to take them playing soon!

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