4x4 Action Group

I’ve put 96k so far on these Yokohama Geolander G12’s which is rather remarkable & there’s still some meat left on the bone.

But I’m gonna be in the market soon. Size is 235/60 R16

What’s good at the moment? Anything better?

Looking at that same tyre for the wife’s Kuga. Good to know they last that long

Mike Nel wrote:Looking at that same tyre for the wife’s Kuga. Good to know they last that long

I haven’t looked after them as well as I should have. I’ve only rotated them twice I think. Now they are louder than an Amaroks engine fan.

But technically they shouldn’t have lasted this long. I was told by a tyre guy that it’s because the vehicles weight is light on such a heavy tyre.

I'm still impressed with the Powertracs at the price.

but I see they don't have that size.... is that as big as you can go?

link to catalogue: http://www.metaforge.co.za/OGreen%20Met ... 017-18.pdf

Powertrac is very good for the price

Apocalypse wrote:I'm still impressed with the Powertracs at the price.

but I see they don't have that size.... is that as big as you can go?

I’d go with Powertracs if they had my size. But it looks like they don’t.

Apocalypse wrote:link to catalogue: http://www.metaforge.co.za/OGreen%20Met ... 017-18.pdf

It’s broken

Nicholas Lisse wrote: ↑

Mon Apr 09, 2018 3:27 pm

XJ Junkie wrote: ↑

Mon Apr 09, 2018 3:14 pm

Apocalypse wrote:link to catalogue: http://www.metaforge.co.za/OGreen%20Met ... 017-18.pdf

It’s broken

works fine on my side.

Works for me too.

Did you click the link or copy and paste?

Clicked on tapittalk

SA 4x4 did testing with 17 Brand AT tyres
Here are the results:

What did the various tests comprise of?

ThysleRoux wrote: ↑

Mon Apr 09, 2018 4:59 pm

What did the various tests comprise of?

1) braking distance on tar
2) braking distance gravel
3) traction in sand
4) gravel acceleration
5) incline traction test