Ling long tyres

cheaper the better,just like brake pads why waste your money on good stuff their only gunna wear out

Take a chance and buy them. Then you can find out for yourself. Spend half the money and get half the distance :-)

I bought one in Halls Creek last year. It was $200 fitted and balanced. As a spare, it hasn't actually been in contact with the road yet, but is still looking good and showing no signs of premature wear!

Well, I'll give em a go as I dont think I am going to keep the vehicle much longer anyway. The tyre guy recons they are getting 60000kms out of them, which about the same as the BFGs. I'll report back down the track!

I've used a set for cross country desert travel before - but they were their 7.5x16 bias ply tyres (14 ply rags with nearly no tread pattern - wiggly zigzag like a truck tyre). At $60 per tyre, they worked great at what they were meant to do - avoid as many stakes as possible cross country.

What their regular radial tyres are like I couldn't say.

John

Had a set of Tyres Called SILVERSTONE they too were a copy of the BFG T/A tyre pattern. Bought them for $160 each & then had them fitted. A bit noisy on the road but great in off road work and performed just as well as the real BFG, however the side walls are softer and probably more prone to side wall punctures. I had previously spoken to four wheel drivers who had them on Toyotas & Nissans and there was not one complaint. Someone told me they were actually a Malaysian tyre but you know what copy cats the Chinese are!!