Member Since: 05 Jul 2009
Location: East Anglia
Posts: 276
Tyre mileage
What sort of mileage do others get from their tyres?
15th Jan 2012 9:03 pm
disco_steve
Member Since: 25 Aug 2009
Location: Are you sure this is the M5 ?
Posts: 1498
Managed almost 30K from a set of Pirelli Scorpions, Just over 40k from a set of Goodyear Wranglers, and now running on GG AT's . . so far 1mm wear in 7K, so on track for well over 50k Never get mad - get even !!
06 D3 now gone to family member and still going strong at 265k
previous vehicles:
04 D2 TD5 - (clocked 189k from new)
52 X-Trail 2.2 SVE
various euro boxes !
15th Jan 2012 9:32 pm
moorman
Member Since: 05 Jul 2009
Location: East Anglia
Posts: 276
Great information any difference n grip from these?
15th Jan 2012 9:45 pm
LT
Member Since: 31 Dec 2005
Location: South West
Posts: 23812
After 45k on 19" Pirelli ATR's I had 3-4mm remaining on front and 5-6mm on rear. So should have been good for 50k miles but I had worn suspension parts that increased the wear on front n/s edge tyre.
Switched to a set of 18" Pirelli ATR's which look good for 50+k miles.
In the USA the Pirelli ATR has a 50k miles warranty (conditional). Have a look at the All Terrain tyre tests for USA and Aus.
In the past I've had up to 18-22k miles per set from 19" Pirelli Zero's and Goodyear Wrangler HP's.
Scroll through the posts in this section, there's all you need to know
15th Jan 2012 10:13 pm
DSL Keeper of the wheelie bin
Member Since: 11 May 2006
Location: Off again! :-)
Posts: 73066
Was getting 25k a set from 17" Contis, changed at 3mm. Done 5k on ATRs & they are still like new.
15th Jan 2012 10:21 pm
moorman
Member Since: 05 Jul 2009
Location: East Anglia
Posts: 276
Did try to do a search but it didn't seem to give much but still learning how to use site. Perhaps I should have narrowed the search down a bit.
I think tyre manufacturers change their tyres regularly so it's good to get up to date information and I appreciate the time taken for those with experience to let the 'others' into their secrets.
15th Jan 2012 11:30 pm
LT
Member Since: 31 Dec 2005
Location: South West
Posts: 23812
Just scroll through the pages in this section. The page index is at the bottom right hand side of the page.
15th Jan 2012 11:50 pm
BLACK BETTY
Member Since: 18 Oct 2008
Location: Louth
Posts: 575
Best I've ever gotten is
circa. 80,000km ( 50k /miles ) from a set of 19" Michellin 4x4 Synchrones
they discontinues these tyres and replaced them with a tyre that dont seem to have performed as well
on saying that
tyre pressure, tracking, suspension wear , all have an effect on the tyre life, and this has obviously deterioated on the D3 since it was bought
but time n time again i keep recommending Michellins to people buying them through me, more expensive but € per km they cost lots less than the nasties !Nine-tenths of wisdom is being wise in time.
Member Since: 30 Mar 2008
Location: Surrey
Posts: 3224
A tyre that lasts for ever is great for your pocket but not the best for grip, think about it.
You need to find the right tyre to suit your needs and your pocket, this is why the General AT and the Pirelli ATR are very popular for end users.
You all know what my choice is and I know what floats your boats.
Bring it on, feel another punch up on the cards LT.
16th Jan 2012 7:59 am
mariusjnr
Member Since: 20 Dec 2009
Location: Gauteng
Posts: 200
Maxxis Bighorn
I got about 100 000km on the current set with about 10mm left getting new tires this week. The tires has awesome grip in all situations and stick to them for now.2012 Discovery 4 SDV6 SE 50mm Suspension Lift, Front Runner RR, Drawers, Tuffstuff Underbody Armour.
2008 Discovery 3 TDV6 SE 50mm Suspension lift, 33" BFG MT, Rocksliders, Bashplate. 250 000km Sold
2006 Discovery 3 TDV6 S, Snorkel, TorqueTune Remap, Club 250 000km, Sold
2002 Discovery 2 TD5, Roof rack, Club 250 000km, Drowned
16th Jan 2012 8:21 am
LT
Member Since: 31 Dec 2005
Location: South West
Posts: 23812
No need for a punch up Andy. IDGAF what tyres people buy, as I don't sell them .
I just like to pass on my own experiences with the several different brand/type of tyres that I've personally used over the 120k miles that I've driven my D3. I think that I'm not alone in using my D3 as a an everday and business vehicle and also needing to use it's off-road capability. That's what this forum is all about
It just so happens that the tyre that suits my needs best also happens to regularly win independent All -Terrain tyre tests. As per the latest:
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