87%
- Suzuki grand vitara
- 225/65 R17 H
- 300 miles
- Track
- Average
I have had these tyres on for a couple of weeks and they have done quite well on some muddy tracks which have had a lot of machinery up and down them, also done well on damp-ish fields when out shooting. Fields weren't sodden but not dry, as expected tread filled up but didn't pose a problem. Great I thought, until I drove onto a grass field - perfectly flat but very soft, as it turns out - tyres absolutely useless; turns out this is 'access to one adventure too far' - tyres filled up and that was that - farmer to the rescue! To be fair they aren't billed as mud terrain, and the field was very boggy (mud half way up the wheel!) so putting it down to operator error - which it probably is.
As the tyres aren't mud terrain my experience has been that they will deal with anything mud wise as long as it has plenty of water in it to clean out the tread - clay mud or straight forward boggy grass field mud, forget it!
Other than that - road noise low, no appreciable difference to MPG.
As the tyres aren't mud terrain my experience has been that they will deal with anything mud wise as long as it has plenty of water in it to clean out the tread - clay mud or straight forward boggy grass field mud, forget it!
Other than that - road noise low, no appreciable difference to MPG.
