Posted: Sat Dec 29, 2012 5:57 pm
Tell me which Nissan you have on your mind and I'll give you the solution...AvioEngineer;19857 wrote:I see, may i know what car did you use the AT3 for? I would like to compare if its a nissan.
Tell me which Nissan you have on your mind and I'll give you the solution...AvioEngineer;19857 wrote:I see, may i know what car did you use the AT3 for? I would like to compare if its a nissan.
wasif, you planning to hit wadis this season :003: with S/T MAXXWasif Ahmed;19882 wrote:Cant wait for the Cooper ST Max tires to hit the UAE market
my replies are long overdue! but the car hasn't change its tires yet. Its LWB Nissan Patrol vtc, the 2002 type of body.caprihorse;19861 wrote:Tell me which Nissan you have on your mind and I'll give you the solution...
FSL;19875 wrote:Both AT3 and HT are good choices... Just don't even think about a MT or STT, they have almost no use in this region. Only good for visual appearance.
Cooper AT3 are the way to go forward in my opinion. Perfect for both off-road and on-road. I switched from BFG MT to Cooper ATR and the difference was hugeeeeee, no road noise, soft and their rubber compound is great.
Size is your choice but it's better to stay with 15/16 inch rim size that will give you tire options with bigger side walls and hence wider tread size when deflated.
You can compare different tire sizes and differences here: http://www.1010tires.com/TireSizeCalculator.asp
Simple, Nitto has one tire recommanded for sand ...the dune grabbler and it's not easy to find in the country. You will find the M\S but they would not help in the sand.a78anwar;22901 wrote:How come no one suggested Nitto Tires?
Check it out http://www.nittotire.com/