I might be the only Yeti with ATs in the County :-)

[anonymous-user]

I spend a fair bit of time in muddy fields, plus, any snow and we are isolated, so rather than winter wheels and tyres, I went for AT "winter" wheels and rims :-) (same as I did on my D3) . Get's all the blue-rinse brigade in their Yetis looking bewildered.

16" alloys £300, Insa Turbo ATs £240.

Before



Height change after (left side only)



Done:



Get a very small amount of contact on one side only - front, inner plastic arch liner on full lock. Shouldn't touch after a few 1000 miles.

As a bonus, the speedo is now bang on :-)

[Test driver]

BG Goodrich are worth a look for all terrains. I have a golf equipped with haldex and also a Jeep. Have you considered some green laning?

[SlimJim16v]

Nice, looks good.
Just needs a "One Life, Live It" sticker

[anonymous-user]

... and some combats

[TiminYorkshire]

I like the thought process.

[55palfers]

No light bars or beacons.

[Evanivitch]

I like the spray on mud too, that's a nice touch.

[anonymous-user]

Evanivitch said:

I like the spray on mud too, that's a nice touch.

Better? :-)

I just used this:




To pull this:




Out of this:

[cdrick4]

Test driver said:

BG Goodrich are worth a look for all terrains. I have a golf equipped with haldex and also a Jeep. Have you considered some green laning?

I had a set of BFG AT's and I was very pleased with their grip and noise level although they wore a bit quickly. Right now I'm running Cooper AT3's. Handling and ride are fine for an aggressive all-terrain tire. Mud traction is good though I haven't tried these cooper tires in the snow.

[anonymous-user]

Test driver said:

BG Goodrich are worth a look for all terrains. I have a golf equipped with haldex and also a Jeep. Have you considered some green laning?

Late reply (!) But no, I have a KTM exc-f 350 for my green Laning needs :-)

[snowandrocks]

cdrick4 said:

I had a set of BFG AT's and I was very pleased with their grip and noise level although they wore a bit quickly. Right now I'm running Cooper AT3's. Handling and ride are fine for an aggressive all-terrain tire. Mud traction is good though I haven't tried these cooper tires in the snow.

That's surprising - the BFG AT's on my old Land Cruiser amazingly have over 100k miles on them and have still got a reasonable amount of tread left.