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Front tyre suggestions



Can anyone recommend a front tyre to suit a beam car. Currently running 15x 4 front wheel with a quick rack.

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round ones. perferably in black. :)

what tyre height are you running on the rear? what division? approx weight of car?


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The car is light approx 800kg, running NA sr20, rear tyres are 31.5 and 33 (both are black and round) depending on circuit.



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We used hankooks and grooved yokies on the rivvy - much prefered the yokies!  purchased from boydie.


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Thanks Wolf! You don't remember the size and tyre model by any chance I want to source them locally in Cairns if I can, freight is killing me bringing parts up.



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I think they were 28"... but thats about it! I cant even remember who we sold them too now...

Azteck - any help?

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You can go a 215 - 75 - 15 MT, like a BFG or the like.
Good grip and easily available because its a common Suzuki Tyre size.

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Thanks for the assistance guys! Much appreciated

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Hey Underdog.

I have always run a light truck tyre on my cars and grooved them to suit the conditions. There are plenty available, you need to look at 650 15, 700 15 or 750 15 sizes depending on the diameter you are after. Lots of brands available ie Hankook, Goodyear, Kumho, Yokohama etc.

Mickey Thompson do a good front tyre also, they are called Baja Pro and available in 30 x 7-15, 33 x 9-15 and 35 x 10-15. You can checkem out at www.mickeythompsontires.com.au
 
I have a car in my shop at the moment that has BFG mudders in 33 x 9.5r 15s pulled on to 4.5" BTR wheels. They look really good pulled onto the narrow rim, it narrows the tyre down quite a lot but they are 33" tall so good for ground clearance etc. but I believe they are getting hard to get.

Hope this helps.



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I have been using handgrooved light truck tyres on the front of my buggy and find they work well.I bought r15 savero at for the front ,but to be honest there crap,thats my opinion.

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I looked up info on the saveros - shame they're crap, they looked pretty cheap.
I hated the hankooks when we ran them.  Had them on for only 2 events when I hit some mud on an apex and it just stopped steering....  This was the result.  We sold those tyres to azteck the following weekend!

And yes, I still blame the tyres - not the over exuberant driver!

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Are these the same tyres Azteck won Milbrodale with?


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Kick my dog wrote:

Are these the same tyres Azteck won Milbrodale with?




*giggles* Nooo... couldnt have been... noooo.....

yes.  :p



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