A/T tyres

Look, basically BFG and Cooper are over-rated. Sure, they market specialist tyres, but AT's are hardly rocket science. Kumho,Hankook,Goodyear and Kelly all make. first class tyres at a fair and reasonable price.(compared to the before mentioned). You won't go far wrong with any of those. When you gain more experience and your vehicle gains more altitude etc, then perhaps you can lash out and waste more money on "brand" name boots.

Gday Duncan W

Cooper, BFG you are paying for proven durability, the fact the companies target the 4WD market you will always pay more also because more people use them you hear more positives and negatives.

The average AT tyre, Bridgestone, Goodyear, Hankook and alike will handle off roadwork fine. Half the time it is whether or not you hit that sharp rock, have the wrong tyre pressure or going to fast that causes the problems.

Look at some different tyres and the tread pattern then decide on which one will suit you needs. Ring around and for some prices but I find the best way to go into teas things is to expect to spend at least $1000 on 4 tyres.

AT's are not the greatest in MUD ! If you want to play in mud big time then you need MT tyres, AT are better then ordinary road tyres but do not expect miracles. The gaps in the tread on AT tyres are very narrow and can fill with mud and leave you with a smooth surface = no grip. An MT tyre will throw off the mud as it rotates leaving clean tread to dig in and give you more grip.