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JayGee Member Since: 27 Jul 2021 Location: London Posts: 3184 |
Neither are great in mud or wet grass as both are road tyres. Most people go for the General Grabber AT3's if they need any off road use but be aware of the compromised road performance esp wet braking an all terrain tyre will have vs a dedicated road tyre. 2012 TDV8 Vogue (L322) |
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23rd Sep 2024 1:34pm |
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Martin2 Member Since: 15 Jun 2020 Location: Northamptonshire Posts: 766 |
Going back to Harry's clip on the last page, he runs the Verdes all year round and takes the car on wet grass/muddy tracks regularly. I wouldn't want to compromise the road performance unless I did regular serious off roading. MY23 Panamera E-Hybrid
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23rd Sep 2024 2:35pm |
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Silverstone Member Since: 30 May 2024 Location: Silverstone Posts: 20 |
I had GG AT3 tyres in 275/40/r20 in my 5 litre L320 RRS. They were good off road but too much of a compromise on road. Hence trying to find a happy medium between road and all terrain (tricky one). "There is no replacement for displacement" - W O Bentley |
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23rd Sep 2024 5:23pm |
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KitTheRam Member Since: 29 Mar 2022 Location: Essex/Herts Border (originally from Derby) Posts: 414 |
After a few days driving in the wet and dry I can recommend Zero All Seasons as a very good choice.
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7th Oct 2024 9:11am |
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smitht2 Member Since: 03 Mar 2016 Location: Yorkshire Posts: 41 |
I needed to put new tyres on mine, and thought I'd share where/price I've gone for:
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9th Oct 2024 7:49pm |
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smitht2 Member Since: 03 Mar 2016 Location: Yorkshire Posts: 41 |
Thumbs up for Halfords mobile tyre changing - really efficient chap came and did all 4x wheels today on my driveway.
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11th Oct 2024 4:54pm |
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Bouncerdrum Member Since: 03 Feb 2022 Location: Manchester Posts: 3 |
i have verde on my 2011 l322 - really like them |
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18th Oct 2024 9:48am |
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