Member Since: 19 Aug 2019
Location: Nottingham
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Anyone have any experience with Conforser tyres?
I sort of need to buy some new tyres for the truck.
Currently, there are Grabber AT's on the back two and part-worn road tyres on the front. I am looking out to be doing a bit of greenlaning shortly and I think I should be getting some new shoes for the beast to wear.
I've been doing some searching around and have come across some options:
* General Grabber AT (like on the back 2)
* BF Goodridge KO2
* Cooper Discoverer AT3
* Conforser CF1000 AT
Natch, they all vary in specs... But the last one, the Conforser, is cheaper and reports pretty low resistance. Anyone have any experience with them? Or would I be better just shelling out and getting either a full set of Grabber AT3 or BFG?
Your opinions please?
15th Oct 2019 12:36 pm
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15th Oct 2019 1:01 pm
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Get a set of Duratracs
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15th Oct 2019 1:21 pm
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my two choices of all time
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15th Oct 2019 1:38 pm
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Comforser are a Chinese tyre.
I'd either stick Grabber ATs on to match the other end - perfectly decent tyre used by many. Or swap out and fit Grabber AT3. The AT3 is a better tyre all round than the AT in my experience.
If you're planning to do lots of greenlaning, then maybe a second set of wheels wearing something like the Duratrac (or BFG if you can fit 18s to your Disco), and a set of Michelin CrossClimate SUV for road use.Visiting from rrsport.co.uk
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15th Oct 2019 2:26 pm
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Have been pleased with the cooper AT/3 so far, done well in the snow last time
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