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71%
 71%  [10]
Pirelli Scorps (summer) - £700
14%
 14%  [2]
Vred Winter Xtremes - £800
14%
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stenh02



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Scotland 2004 Range Rover Vogue 4.4 V8 Rimini Red
Nexens - Scorpions - Vred Winter Xtremes.

Running Nexens Roadian HP's (255/50 20") at the moment. 2 are 14mths old other 2 are 12 months, so no more than 10K miles on them, and they still have good even tread.

My bones are telling me it's going to be a hard winter....we are about 800 ft above sea level.

I am sure the Nexens will be ok as they were lest year but don't know whether it was worth £700 on 4 Pirelli Scorps (summer) or £800 on Vreds.

Local place can't source Pirelli Winters which would have been good.

Still feel that in low box and taking it canny we should be fine as even in 2009 and 2010 we were and I had an RRS then on the Conti Crosses which were pretty smooth at the time.

Think I've answered my own question writing it all down..... But worth a poll anyway!

Or maybe change my bones....

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47p2



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I had Pirelli Scorpions fitted to my FFRR in the harsh winter of 2010/11 and they never once lost grip. I've just fitted a set of Michelin CrossClimate to the Subaru as they get great reviews, so far they feel good, low road noise and grippy, just waiting on your bone theory to come to fruition to test them to the max

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stenh02



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Scotland 2004 Range Rover Vogue 4.4 V8 Rimini Red

I do think mechanical physics and taking it canny and see you thru a lot. I realise that the softer compound will help on the tyres but I'd rather keep the £100's in the bank....at least it's there for the paint repairs when I end up in the field due to my Censored Nexens!

Or, if my bones lie, an MOT , service and a few bits n bobs!

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stenh02



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Scotland 2004 Range Rover Vogue 4.4 V8 Rimini Red

Off Topic is the 'censored' thing automatic or Mod'd? I didn't think my word was particularly offensive or rude. But, hey, I was born and breed in Glasgow!

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47p2



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Mods can put any word they think may offend in a 'naughty' box and when you send a mod naughty word downline to a thread the software censors it

So when you type Censored or Censored or Censored or even Censored Censored Censored Censored Censored Censored Censored Censored Censored it gets censored Laughing Laughing Laughing

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alanm_3



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You breed in Glasgow? Whistle

Is that like of loaf of breed? Thumbs Up Got - 2017 SDV8 Autobiography in Loire Blue
Had- 2008 TDV8 Vogue SE in Java black
Had - 2007 S/C in Stornoway Grey

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Alistair



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Find a courier & buy these or these or these Thumbs Up

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stenh02



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Scotland 2004 Range Rover Vogue 4.4 V8 Rimini Red

Alan,

What can I say...Too many 'e's when I was younger! Or just dyslexic.....

Alistair,

I have been looking at sets as well. They are well priced if they are happy to wrap them on a pallet - which they may not. But thanks for the info. Thumbs Up

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mzplcg



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Vreds are OK but I would go online and order a set of Pirelli Scorpion Ice & Snow (Pirelli Winter I think they're called now). Those are what I use in the winter and they've never let me down.

Any summer tyre is going to struggle once it gets below freezing

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northernmonkeyjones



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two different tyres Dom, Ice and snow or Winter. Thumbs Up

I have a set of 19" Scorpion winters in the garage at the moment and I'm looking for a set of 19" rims for them so they can go on the car, I have a set of the older vogue wheels from my 3.6 but they won't fit the 4.4, and apparently there is only one type which will...... Big Cry and they will be going back on the disco when I get 5 mins... There is nothing that can't be fixed with a hammer😜😜
FFRR 4.4 SDV8 Autobiography Santorini Black.
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