some advice on micky thompson baja stz

Appreciate your feedback Helen, good to hear that your happy with them.

Thanks for the feedback Phil good to know

Very valid point Malcom, thanks for that.

We witnessed a road train unloading pallets of tyres at Birdsville. Two trailers of Coopers, no other brands on board.

That's good to know, not a good sign for that brand, thanks again Malcolm

That doesn't mean coopers are crap, simply that its pretty much all they stock.
You obviously get a better deal on two trailers of one brand than you will on one or two of every make, model and size. Why stock tyres that not many people use and you might have on the shelf for some time..

Our observations were that Coopers seemed to be the most widely available tyre in the outback areas.

Thanks Malcom

Probably because Coopers are the most likely to self destruct, as mine did!

That's why they stock them....most widely used by city folk and most likely to self destruct !!

Thank for your feedback Kumunara

Appreciate your feedback Geoff

My independent tyre retailer talked me into a set of ATZs for my 76 series cruiser and last year I upgraded to the P3s for a trip to the cape. I put the half worn ATZ tyres on the camper trailer - about 40000ks. I have now done 30000 ks on all surfaces on the P3s and I reckon they are worth every cent of the price difference. Mud, snow, sand, gravel and bitumen. My guess is they will do close to 100000ks but that remains to be seen. They tend to stand up a bit when pressures are dropped for the off road surfaces so you can actually go down a little more if the surfaces are mixed gravel and sand / mud etc. I'm a convert.

Thanks for the feedback Kenell very interesting what you have experienced.