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 What kind of "chunky" tires 
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Post What kind of "chunky" tires
I soon have to order new tires for my "raid" 2CV.

The idea with the car, is that it has to be raid proof, light reinforcement, chunky tires, lighten, and rough look.

I would have loved to put Michelin X M+S 89 on the car, but I think 135 is to narrow.

Vredestein Snow Classic 155 R15 is so far my answer (a good friend have been using these tires for years), but I know that it is old pattern (as the Michelin).

What kind of tires are you "off roaders" using?

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March 6th, 2016, 12:24 am
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Post Re: Chunky tires
For me Vredestein, good all conditions....


March 6th, 2016, 10:21 am
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Post Re: What kind of "chunky" tires
155 is at least 5% more circumference than 135, make sure you've got a short gearbox or powerful engine when going off-road


March 7th, 2016, 12:54 am
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I've been running Vredestein for years.

3 trips to the Arctic (in winter) on them and over 100,000 miles of road/off road use..

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March 11th, 2016, 12:43 pm
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Post Re: What kind of "chunky" tires
Hi Mark,

over 100 000 kms - how many sets of tyres?

Bye, Thorsten


March 12th, 2016, 1:47 pm
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No 100 000 miles!

I get over 50 000 miles per set!

tek wrote:
Hi Mark,

over 100 000 kms - how many sets of tyres?

Bye, Thorsten

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