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royhall:

--- Quote from: Nurse Julie on January 30, 2019, 10:24:48 AM ---Agree, its like the 'which oil' debate. In the meantime I'm going to get 4 new tyres fitted to my Freelander....I wonder if Land Rover sell Cheng Shins, always worth an ask 😀😀😀😀😀

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SteveD CB500K0:

--- Quote from: royhall on January 30, 2019, 10:22:58 AM ---Going to leave it there. People can decide for themselves. We're heading for a never back down situation here.

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…and that’s the difference between this forum and some others.

Moderation is easy as you mostly do it yourselves.



Steve


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Bryanj:
Julie, best 4 x 4 tyres for mostly road with a bit of off road i found are Goodriche All Terrain A/T. Cost a bit more but on my L200 lasting about 40,000 a set when rotated.

Nurse Julie:
Yea, I always have good tyres on the car Bryan and have used Goodrich in the past many times. I have the standard Land Rover Goodyear tyres fitted to this car, always last very, very well by swapping them around. No difference between on road or off road around here, mud everywhere all the time what with the Farmers working the fields 24/7, 365 😊

Moorey:
Well that was interesting. Its just that the 350f has come with what looks to be a virtually new or new pair of Cheng Shins on and I am a little loath to bin them. I will try them as its not difficult to change them if I don't get on with them.

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