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Dave
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Post em up.
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Laith
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Will be up for a new set in 10 or 20k.
Was thinking of getting a more agressive tyre than my current all terrains.
Was thinking of getting a more agressive tyre than my current all terrains.
Shonky
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Only 265/70/16 here, so less than 31" if my math is correct, works out around 30.6".
Chartrock
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Same as Shonky, 265/70/16. Standard Bridgestone from new & at 37,000 they will last another 5,000 or so then be replaced with BFGoodrich T/A's which lasted 96,000 on my MU.
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Steve
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Same as Shonky and Chartrock, still have the standard 265/70/16's on.
Nomadic Navara
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Can you please re-jig the poll with a tick box for standard size tyres?
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Dave
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Standards are under 31's.
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nah dont worry joshy, i have 33's mt/r wranglers
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ill go 33's but not 35's not yet anyway..... ill see how they go.
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Hehe, if I decide to go with 35s I'll be buying a Patrol to stick em on first.
haha wheres the fun in that.
Shonky
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To those guys running 285/75/16s on the D22, do you reckon they will fit on the stock rims or do you need to push the offset out a little, also how much do they scrub at full flex, I'm thinking of getting another set of rims and sticking 285/75/16 muds on them for fun days. 
Shonky
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Thats what I was thinking too Josh, I was looking at a Nav on the weekend with 265/75 on it with what I think were most likely zero offset rims and it fouled on the guard a fair bit at about 1/2 steering lock, and I do wonder if having the offset back where it is supposed to be would avoid that, I haven't checked but I do remember reading somewhere the standard alloys are something like +40 offset.
Laith
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Mine only rubbed on the plastic mudflaps on full lock and then only if suspension was flexed.
I just cut the bits that were rubbing off. No more rubbing since but my tryes are close to being worn out so tread would be a bit lower than new.
I just cut the bits that were rubbing off. No more rubbing since but my tryes are close to being worn out so tread would be a bit lower than new.
Shonky
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Thanks for the replies guys, turns out I'll be just going with some 265/75s, managed to pickup a set of MTZs that have done about 8,000ks for $650 which given the current price of the tyres seems pretty bloody cheap.
Jon
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Nice work shonky considering I have been given new prices of over double that.
