Wednesday, Oct 25, 2017 at 07:42
No worries mate, I'm just really disappointed in them.
For normal outback roads / tracks *you will be ok*, this happened on Simpson Geo Centre and
Geosurveys Hill trip to North Simpson in the NT and it's very untamed, stakes are everywhere.
So far have had OEM
Dunlop Grandrek AT22's, Maxxis AT770, Goodyear Wrangler Duratrak, Federal Couragia AT. and now the Khumo Road Venture AT51 . . . most of those have done Simpson, from easy SA crossings to roughest offroad NT driving (old shot lines, virtually nothing on the ground and crawling country).
By far the easiest to stake has been these Khumos.
With a pair still on the front, and 2 spares with Dunlops on the rear, and a couple of Feds for 2 spares I will now need to buy another full set of good tyres for WA trip next year, will be ordering the Toyo Open Country
well before that one for sure.
From all feedack here and other sources, everyone says they are really good all round, tough, and value . . . guess we'll see.
Trouble with 4WDn, you do end up with a virtual hotpot of 80% tyres laying around (these Khumois are like 95% and buggered), suppose they will all end up used for potato growing towers !! :D
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