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Thread: semi off road tyres advice

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07-26-2008, 05:53 PM	#2 (permalink)
bd473374 2003 Defender 110 Double Cab TD5 Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Southampton UK Posts: 11 Gallery: 9	Semi off road tyres. Hi Chris, Depends what rims you have fitted, if they are 16's you have an almost unlimited choice but if they are 18's you are somewhat limited for choice in the UK. I have just recently fitted a set of 255/55/18 General Grabber AT2's and I am very pleased with them both on and off road. Originally I was going to change the rims to 16" but they are also limited to either Disco2 or P38 range Rover because of the stud pattern.

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