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| kenzle8a Member Since: 12 Feb 2020 Location: None Posts: 1074  
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The other option is something like the Cooper Discoverer AT3 in 265/75/16. Less aggressive than a KO2 but in a size that was also used by Land Rover and is the same as 235/85/16.
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10th Apr 2022 9:22am |
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| Cubflyer Member Since: 25 Sep 2021 Location: Suffolk Posts: 278  
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Lots of threads about tires been written over time. I started a similar one on October last year and the result was I bought Michelin Latitudes. They are a great tyre for me and to make it even better Qwik Fit had them on offer!  Click image to enlarge For "me" a good road tyre without too much aggression. Happy hunting  2010 Defender 90 300Tdi CW (White/1994)
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10th Apr 2022 9:26am |
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| geobloke Member Since: 06 Nov 2012 Location: Nottinghamshire Posts: 4393
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Wow Maxxis really do some odd non-Defender tyre sizes
No 235/85/16 or 265/75/16... Weird. Anyway, may I suggest you choose a different manufacturer, perhaps General Grabber AT3 or the Good Year AT Adventurer or dare I say it the Continental Cross Contact AT. All are excellent tyres and in standard sizes.  |
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10th Apr 2022 9:30am |
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| LandRoverAnorak Member Since: 17 Jul 2011 Location: Surrey Posts: 11240 
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I'm not sure that the things you're asking for are all compatible, to be honest. Wider and less aggressive will almost certainly be worse on grass (a notoriously tricky surface) and could also require alterations to lock stops. It also sounds like you want 'the look' but with a road biased tyre. I'd suggest it'll be difficult to tick all of those boxes without some compromise.
All of the sizes that you've suggested are smaller in diameter, to a greater or lesser extent, than the 235/85's you have fitted. As a consequence, regardless of width, none will fill the arches any better. The other 'stock' size that may be suitable is 265/75, fitted to some 90's a few years ago, but again these may require the lock stops to be tweaked. Having said that, they're usually set quite conservatively in the factory so you may not notice any difference. There's a reason that LR settled on 235/85 as the stock size as it's the best compromise between all of those things. If the BFG AT is too aggressive for you then there are other options: the Michelin Latitude Cross are, by all accounts, a very good tyre and will provide the performance that you require on road and grass (up to a point - see the 'tricky' comment above). Personally, I'm a big fan of the General Grabber AT3, which is proving to be an excellent road tyre with a decent amount of grip off road and also benefits from being mountain/snowflake winter rated. Others will have their own favourites and I'm sure will be along to share their views Darren
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10th Apr 2022 9:37am |
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| spudfan Member Since: 10 Sep 2007 Location: Co Donegal Posts: 4476 
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Davanti Terratoura AT come with the snow flake rating. My daughter has them on her 90 300 tdi.
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