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AusCam
Member Since: 11 Dec 2009
Location: Warrnambool
Posts: 27
  
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I have been quoted $345 Aus for these (255/60/18)and were wondering if any one had a set and is happy with them, have had Genneral Grabbers and thay seem to be fine both on and off road but I want to try these. Comments please oh learned ones 
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 11th Dec 2009 9:33 am |
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ronp
Member Since: 29 Nov 2006
Location: North Yorkshire
Posts: 15264
  
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I had Cross Contacts before I changed to Grabber UHP's.
IMO the Grabber is a superior all round tyre.
The Cross Contact gave a much harsher ride.
My experiences only though 
edited to add: You should look at the Cooper LTZ if you want a beefier tyre and one that's very capable off road yet runs as quiet as the Grabber on road - an excellent tyre!!! ...... always on the road less travelled 🚧
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| 11th Dec 2009 9:43 am |
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JamesG01
Member Since: 30 Apr 2009
Location: Worthing
Posts: 384
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I'm happy with my Cross-Contact ATs...Done about 11,000 miles in them and so far no apparent major wear.
Can't really compare them to much else because I had a mix of Goodyear on the back and Nexen on the front when I bought my D3.  55-Reg Java Black SE, Unlocked SatNav (via Wiggs and Bodsy), Nudge Bar/Driving Lamps/RAI, Front & Rear Lamp Guards, RLD Sump Plate, RLD spare wheel protector
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| 11th Dec 2009 10:33 am |
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AusCam
Member Since: 11 Dec 2009
Location: Warrnambool
Posts: 27
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Thanks Gents
This is one of those things that most people have had trouble with, go with OEM size or be forced to use aftermarket products that may be illegal in some states.
LR should select a tyre manufacturer dedicated not to ripping off consumers but happy they have customers that want to purchase various designs from thier range.
Ian
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| 11th Dec 2009 11:20 am |
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GraemeS
Member Since: 17 Mar 2008
Location: NSW
Posts: 706
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I like the open tread pattern of these tyres. I'm swapping the tyres on my D4 as soon as I take delivery early January and if these had a proven track record for half-decent sidewalls (and were already available in 19"), I'd get them rather than the Pirelli ATRs that I've organised. Maybe next time round.
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| 11th Dec 2009 11:49 am |
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GregV
Member Since: 03 Dec 2009
Location: South West
Posts: 18
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Have just put Cross Contacts on my D3 - cost $420 ea (dealer price!) Happy so far. 06 SE, long range tank, Mitchell Bros hitch, dual Kaymar spare wheel carriers, Traxside dual batteries,
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| 13th Dec 2009 2:39 pm |
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AusCam
Member Since: 11 Dec 2009
Location: Warrnambool
Posts: 27
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Gregv
How many KLM have you done on them
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| 14th Dec 2009 3:23 am |
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GregV
Member Since: 03 Dec 2009
Location: South West
Posts: 18
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Probably only 8,000 km - mostly hwy drive. Haven't tried them in the rough stuff as yet but I'm sure they will do much better than the original Wranglers.
Good on the hwy - feel the same as the Goodyears -noise level the same.
GregV 06 SE, long range tank, Mitchell Bros hitch, dual Kaymar spare wheel carriers, Traxside dual batteries,
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| 14th Dec 2009 1:29 pm |
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Getafix
Member Since: 13 Sep 2007
Location: Melbourne
Posts: 229
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Have had these on for 25000k's
I must state these are my first at's. In my opinion excellent tyres. Great ride, little bit less grip on the road than the wranglers (check out the continentals tread pattern, they are not meant to be slicks). Great drive around town, and on the freeway, pretty quiet, and although I drive reasonably hard, another 7mm or so to the "lugs" and when I wear down to the lugs, I will be getting the same again.
I have had no issues off road, and some magazine test rated these tyres as the best mud AT tyre available, close to MT standard. Soft enough compound to grip wet rocks etc. Not brilliant for sand, so need to lower pressures. I did Robe on about 20psi, which in hindsight was too high. struggled a touch, but also, first time beach driving for me. Got through without bogging down. Snow driving went well without chains.
Great all round tyre, thumbs up from me. <*(((<<
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| 15th Dec 2009 9:19 am |
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