Noob needs your advice.

[B@bushka]

Hello everyone

I am new to Land Rover Discovery II 2000 and this forum.

Tried to do the research, but still need your pro advice.

Live in Cali and this car is for my Mom but I will take it to snow/ice (must) and very easy offroad once in a while. Not planning to do major upgrades for more aggressive offroad (allthough I do enjoy your stories, pics, and videos).

So unless I upgrade components I should stick to 255/65/16 or 255/70/16?
And I am really lost with the brand/model options.

I have limmited funds, but won't sacrifice safefty of passengers nor car's components. Last time I owned a 4x4 it was a Grand Cherokee with 3" lift and 31" Bridgestone Dulers AT. Was happy with them untill flipped the car on the freeway 5.5 times (someone helped me, so probably not the tires fault).

Realy don't know where to start. Please help me make the right choice.

Thanks in advance.

[Andrew Homan]

What type of driving? mostly Hwy?

[B@bushka]

Originally Posted by B@bushka

Hello everyone

I am new to Land Rover Discovery II 2000 and this forum.

Tried to do the research, but still need your pro advice.

Live in Cali and this car is for my Mom but I will take it to snow/ice (must) and very easy offroad once in a while. Not planning to do major upgrades for more aggressive offroad (allthough I do enjoy your stories, pics, and videos).

So unless I upgrade components I should stick to 255/65/16 or 255/70/16?
And I am really lost with the brand/model options.

I have limmited funds, but won't sacrifice safefty of passengers nor car's components. Last time I owned a 4x4 it was a Grand Cherokee with 3" lift and 31" Bridgestone Dulers AT. Was happy with them untill flipped the car on the freeway 5.5 times (someone helped me, so probably not the tires fault).

Realy don't know where to start. Please help me make the right choice.

Thanks in advance.

Stopped my search on Bridgestone Duller ATP 255/70/16 with spare (barely clears the rear bumper. Ride was smooth so far.

Thanks everyone.

[B@bushka]

Originally Posted by Andrew Homan

What type of driving? mostly Hwy?

I would say 45% hwy, 45% streets, 10% mountains/snow/ice/ and mild dirt road.

[Andrew Homan]

Sorry missed the part where you explained where you will be driving. I would say stcik close to stock sized or upgrade no more than 30-31" tires. forgive me if this is off I'm D-1, RRC guy

[drewclare25]

i had 30" bf goodrich all terrains on my disco...loved them...they're great tires, grip well on any terrain, and last forevverrrrrr