was 9.00R16 tires question - now What tyres

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The Coopr disco comes in two flavours (at least). One of them is the Ice & Snow version, which has stud-holes ready for use. The tyre tested by the Nordic motoring magazines was not this one, it was the plain vanilla flavour, considered a "summer&winter tyre"; and included in the test for reference because that's what many SUVs use all year.
I use the Ice&Snow version for winter roads (only after the first snow), and I'm quite happy with them.
The 265/75R16 is in fact slightly bigger than the 275/70, and well suited for the LC, if you don't want anything bigger.
-- Ugo Hu, Oslo, Norway
HDJ100, Auto, AHC, 2001; ex HZJ80
On Thu, 20 Sep 2007 14:37:19 +0200, Lubo <[Email address removed]> wrote:
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Hi Ugo
I suspect I have the same and after the nice conversation I'll put the
pressure down and see what'll happen
cheers
Lubo
Ugo wrote:
The Coopr disco comes in two flavours (at least). One of them is the Ice
& Snow version, which has stud-holes ready for use. The tyre tested by
the Nordic motoring magazines was not this one, it was the plain vanilla
flavour, considered a "summer&winter tyre"; and included in the test for
reference because that's what many SUVs use all year.
I use the Ice&Snow version for winter roads (only after the first snow),
and I'm quite happy with them.
The 265/75R16 is in fact slightly bigger than the 275/70, and well suited
for the LC, if you don't want anything bigger.
--
Ugo Hu, Oslo, Norway
HDJ100, Auto, AHC, 2001; ex HZJ80
On Thu, 20 Sep 2007 14:37:19 +0200, Lubo <[Email address removed]> wrote: