Posted: 10 Mar 2006, 12:56
you need BALLS, too Andy
really? damn me, will have to look out for a decent set of those!
really? damn me, will have to look out for a decent set of those!
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really? damn me, will have to look out for a decent set of those!
Posted: 10 Mar 2006, 15:58
Thanks Clive I've got some MTs now thanks.
Posted: 11 Mar 2006, 19:02
Hi Clive
How do Macho's compare with MT's??
Why you going for the 205/75's? just to prevent any wheel arch touching?
I'd be looking for 6 of either in 205 or 215 (pref) 75 - 15
I am looking for some sutible 185/205 14 for general running around but with a bit of offroad traction too, recomend anything?
Trouble is I wont be able to collect at CF (well doubtfull..)
How do Macho's compare with MT's??
Why you going for the 205/75's? just to prevent any wheel arch touching?
I'd be looking for 6 of either in 205 or 215 (pref) 75 - 15
I am looking for some sutible 185/205 14 for general running around but with a bit of offroad traction too, recomend anything?
Trouble is I wont be able to collect at CF (well doubtfull..)
Posted: 12 Mar 2006, 00:40
My take is that Machos are about as extreem as I'd want on tarmac, when cut in a bit they are quite OK, and off-road a fair bit better than MTs if it gets muddy or really sloshy.
I went with 205s because that's what seemed to be a good match to the Merc 6.5 15" rims, and wanted a compromise, not had the slightest sign of rubbing anything yet with them. Not into overly wide tyres, unsprng weight and manual steering and all that... really hate overtyred cars, can drift the Doka a bit on on wet roads though basic trend is to understeer at the limit, but not got into serious trouble on tarmac yet
I went with 205s because that's what seemed to be a good match to the Merc 6.5 15" rims, and wanted a compromise, not had the slightest sign of rubbing anything yet with them. Not into overly wide tyres, unsprng weight and manual steering and all that... really hate overtyred cars, can drift the Doka a bit on on wet roads though basic trend is to understeer at the limit, but not got into serious trouble on tarmac yet
Posted: 12 Mar 2006, 07:33
Cheers Clive, so you use them all the time..
How have they lasted?
better than mt's on the road or a little worse?
I will prob go with a set of "road" tyres on the 14's for the distance general stuff so long road manners are not so much of a worry..
How have they lasted?
better than mt's on the road or a little worse?
I will prob go with a set of "road" tyres on the 14's for the distance general stuff so long road manners are not so much of a worry..
Posted: 12 Mar 2006, 10:34
Probably worse than MTs, in fact probably a good deal worse, as I've probably done less than 1000 miles and they're down a bit, but they're now grippier than before so maybe they'll stay like this for a while - hopefully!
Posted: 13 Mar 2006, 21:21
Do you have a price for these yet Clive?
Cheers,
Sam.
Cheers,
Sam.
Posted: 13 Mar 2006, 22:38
No, not got back to me...
Will order probably from link above, FastTyres, as price sems reasonable..
What does everyone want and will they forward me funds, will let you know timescale tomorrow... hopefully, CF3...
I'm just getting 2 Machos
205/75/15
Will order probably from link above, FastTyres, as price sems reasonable..
What does everyone want and will they forward me funds, will let you know timescale tomorrow... hopefully, CF3...
I'm just getting 2 Machos
205/75/15
Posted: 14 Mar 2006, 12:47
Er what link and what price have they quoted?
I'; travelling again today
so wont be on for a day or 2...
I'; travelling again today
so wont be on for a day or 2...Posted: 14 Mar 2006, 13:26
Posted: 14 Mar 2006, 13:49
You spoken to Mark at Sowden, see if he can beat the price? He reckons he can beat most of them...