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tolley



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Insa Turbo Risko Mt
Insa Turbo Risko Mt anyone running these , not much choice of 235/70/16
Post #1065604 15th Apr 2025 6:49pm
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Chicken Drumstick



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Why that size?

Remoulds used to be great when they were cheap. But they cost as much or sometimes more than new non remoulds. In which case I don’t see why you would.

Don’t get me wrong. I have at least 3 sets of remoulds. But they are all extreme mud terrain patterns bought for competitive trials use. For normal road or mild off roading use. I really would be looking at non remould tyres unless they were a super deal. Eg it really wasn’t all that long ago you could get remoulds in 235/86R16 for £50-70 a corner.
Post #1065622 15th Apr 2025 11:13pm
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tolley



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Well I have 2 on the front BFG ,which in need of changing , that why the size, a pain really.
Post #1065624 16th Apr 2025 7:05am
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BrickBox



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I’d bite the bullet and change to a more usual size and get away from the frustration of an odd size. 2017 L494 Range Rover Sport SVR
2008 2.4 110 Utility Station Wagon XS.
Post #1065625 16th Apr 2025 7:20am
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Chicken Drumstick



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There are other sizes with a similar diameter that you might find more options in. Have a look here: https://tiresize.com/calculator/

But I don't really understand scrimping on tyres. At the end of the day, they are the only think in contact with the road and in the grand scheme of running a car are more of a minor cost overall. I'd be tempted to look at getting 4 matching tyres of a suitable size that you want.
Post #1065650 16th Apr 2025 12:40pm
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