Tyres, lights and winches

[Silent1]

So the current bridgestone dueler h/t on my l200 are tripe on anything but a dry road and at the moment I need to be able to tow a 1.5 ton fuel bowser off road so need some mud terrain tyres.

Also the lights are useless so would like a decent set of spots either4 roof mounts or 2 on the bumper, can you get dippable xenon spots?

And for pimp ness I want to put a winch on the front but is there such a winch that can be mounted on the front and the load bed (so I can load a quad etc)?

It's a 54 reg l200 warrior if that helps

[FamilyGuy]

For loading a quad, are you really sure you want the hassle & expense of an electric winch? You can get a 2 tonne hand-cranked winch for £15 and no wiring required. Or you could just drive the quad up the ramps.

[Silent1]

FamilyGuy said:

For loading a quad, are you really sure you want the hassle & expense of an electric winch? You can get a 2 tonne hand-cranked winch for £15 and no wiring required. Or you could just drive the quad up the ramps.

ideally I want it for self recovery bit if it could 2 jobs it would be perfect!

[SystemParanoia]

BFG AT's upto the task ?



Much love for the MT's



Can see you getting stuck with special tracks




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[leginigel]

Super winch do a fitting for a 50mm tow ball which means where you bolt the tow ball you can have your winch front,back or in the back of the bed.I think warn do one too.

[Mr Hansen]

Goodyear MT-R is a good tyre, Lightforce makes very good lights and winch... don't get stuck

[HellDiver]

Kumho's KL71 gets very good reviews with the local offroaders. Cheap, long lasting and work well on road for a mudder.

http://www.kumhotire.com/tire/tire_detail.jsp?cate...