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Dickydisco
 


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Whats Best??

So I will be wanting tyres but I am all hopeful to do so overland so a good tyre for all conditions needed. How about the ones on the G4 cars? what are they? new to this so sorry if I seem naive. Cheers guys
  
Post #4145663rd Feb 2009 9:53 pm
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SJR
 


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What model D3 have you got?

What size are your rims?

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Post #4145683rd Feb 2009 9:55 pm
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POINTYED
 


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hi and welcome Razz
the ones on the g4 are 19 inch MTR'S
check out my gallery for pics fitted to mine
no doubt others will be along with pics too
imho best tyre out there Whistle
dunc Thumbs Up
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Post #4145703rd Feb 2009 9:56 pm
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Dickydisco
 


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Dunc
Cheers for the reply so soon. Sounds silly to be on here but I aint got my car yet. Im looking to find what is best so in a few week when Im ready to buy I can decide whats best. Seeing the pics on you profile just makes me want to go and buy right now. Brill. Thumbs Up
  
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CY
 


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Info on Discovery 3 wheels available here:

http://www.disco3.co.uk/wiki/index.php/Wheels_and_Tyres

Welcome to the site Thumbs Up
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Dickydisco
 


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SJR they will be 19" unless the better tyre is to go for 16" like it used to be???
  
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Dickydisco
 


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maybe that reads wrong. It will have 19" but is it worth changing to 16" wheels to get a good tyre. Confused
  
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SJR
 


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19" is the way to go if you want MTR's, if buying new you will need to buy an HSE or source additional rims to get 19" !

The smallest wheel that will fit the D3 is 17".

The link you have been given above to the site wiki area should contain all the info you need Thumbs Up
  
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POINTYED
 


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hi
just do it mate Thumbs Up
best thing i ever did and joining the forum was a good move too
the lads and lasses on here are a brill lot,they know everything about the car and whats best to do with it.
i've learned loads
then pluck up courage and take it off road ie Tong.you will be astounded at what it can do
you could also go to a local meet[time and date will be posted]and meet the guys and girls on the other end of the keyboard.
buy some stickers too then go spotting and try letting on to other d3 drivers,alot let on back but there are alot out there who are just miserable ba Censored rds
most of all enjoy your car
as tony the tiger said "theyre gggrrreeeaaatt!!"
Embarassed i dont believe i just said that,how naf Rolling with laughter Rolling with laughter
dunc Thumbs Up
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Post #4145903rd Feb 2009 10:17 pm
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Dickydisco
 


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So much to learnt here. cheers guys. I was convinced I'd see a set of black aftermarket wheels for th D3 that were 16" but nevermind. So ive see the pics on Duncs D3. What are they like for daily drive? do you change over unless off roading?
  
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POINTYED
 


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i keep em on all the time
they are a bit noisy on the road/motorways but i got used to that
cant be a Censored d swapping all the time but others do
i either just turn the volume up or just mute the radio and listen to the noise of the tyres.it becomes quite comforting Rolling with laughter
dunc Thumbs Up
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Post #4145973rd Feb 2009 10:28 pm
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Dickydisco
 


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Rolling with laughter turning up the volume sounds good to me. used to have a disco 1 with grizzly claws 32" ish on. Now that sounded funny. Everyone heard you coming. Think I'l go down the same line as you.
  
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Goodyear MTR's on 19" wheels. Use them all year round, 24/7. Good on and off road, can't beat them Mr. Green
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Me too Thumbs Up
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I believe they last for 40k as well.
 
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