If not TKC 80's?

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I found the (my) limit with Tourances today, resulting in my being dumped in deep mud, came home happy but caked in shite, not got a happy Mrs at the moment:(

What would you use for a more off road bias than Tourances?

I'm asking because the local tyre fitters don't seem to have heard of TKC's :mad: and I'm thinking of chancing something with a bit more mud plugging ability.
 
Get TKC's somehow. I did many miles off road in deep mud/rocks/gravel, with luggage, and they are brilliant. They work almost as well on road too.
 
A bit more off-road oriented then the TKC is the Metzeler Karoo.
More noisy on Tarmac, but offroad, under muddy conditions better then the TKC...
Othe , even more off-road oriented would be the MEFO Stonemaster, very popular with the Dutcgh gs-club offroaders...
 
Zwerver said:
A bit more off-road oriented then the TKC is the Metzeler Karoo.
More noisy on Tarmac, but offroad, under muddy conditions better then the TKC...
Othe , even more off-road oriented would be the MEFO Stonemaster, very popular with the Dutcgh gs-club offroaders...

Thanks, the Karoo is one that came to mind, never heard of the MEFO Stonemaster though:confused:
 
MEFO - STONE MASTER


120 / 90 - 17 72R 65,96 Euro
130 / 80 - 17 72R 68,40 Euro
140 / 80 - 17 69R 74,60 Euro

120 / 90 - 18 71R 68,00 Euro
130 / 80 - 18 72R 69,60 Euro
140 / 80 - 18 70R 71,50 Euro

Der Allround-Reifen, bis 170 km/h,
für Straße, Gelände und Fernreisen.
Das grobe Blockprofil hat guten Grip
im Gelände und ein sicheres Fahrverhalten
auf festem Untergrund und Pisten
 

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Thanks again Zwerver, I've got the details and will having a look around after Xmas.
I'm thinking of putting the knobbly types on for the rest of the winter and going back on Tourances for the summer.
:beerjug:
 


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