goodyear wrangler atrs

thanks for the reply alex. just about to do a trip around outback QLD towing a trailer. tyres are to expencive to make a bad choice

Hilux with 225/75 16's Ditto.

thanks for the reply cookie i was quoated 169 bucks a tyre so im real happy that was from a beaurepairs in QLD in my home town. what pressures do you run and when other than sand do you drop them.

Good price, I got mine at a K-mart 15% off sale so I thought 200 was good, especially when u pay near to $300 for BFG/coopers, was over 12 months ago though. For 170 I'd buy 2 sets! They don't seem to have been that popular for some reason even though I haven't heard any negative feedback for them. Comes down to marketing I guess and how much profit the tyre shops make on them. I bought them on the strength of the wrangler mtr which most users rave about. I did notice on Gibb that alot of the hire camper troopies were running wrangler atr's.

When I bought them I was advised to run them at 40 psi but after about 6 months I noticed the rears were wearing more towards the centre. I only have a Mits challnger so probably a bit lighter than most. Now I run about 35 with a load, 30 around town. Start with 20psi on sand and go down as required. Lowest I've had to go is 16psi and that was pretty soft stuff. I ran about 25 front and 28 rear on the gibb.

thanks cookie. i was told to run 40 psi and make sure i rotate every 10 thousand there are 5 tyre centers in this town and 4 different opions, i think its a case of find whats best for your own vehicel. ive been useing bridgestone and hankook for a number of years on a crusier ute more highway type tyres but the 4x4 ability of the ford courier i just bought doesnt quite match the crusier,it would benifit from any sort of traction aids i can put on it