Some things I learned this past holiday
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Clem
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Re: Some things I learned this past holiday
FWW, on my Disco 1 I found that braking distances and especially wet tar braking distances were materially adversely affected when going from road (highway) tyres to mud terrains (BFGs).
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biggles
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Re: Some things I learned this past holiday
I drove a GQ in Ghana for a while. You wait for someone to swerve and brake for a pothole and then just sail by them...Peter Connan wrote:The only times I have been close to pranging my Trollie have been when other motorists brake crazily for potholes. I tend to forget...
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nick vc
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Re: Some things I learned this past holiday
Hi . The people in the other car were uninjured . my current tires are Hankkook 265 / 65' MT . I believe they are in the top 5 , according to the last Drive Out tyre test . Regards
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