All terrain tyres - recommendations and pictures
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I am running Michelin Agilis CrossClimate 215/65 R16 106T on my Claytons.
Certainly not All Terrain but good enough for muddy campsites and Devon roads etc
All Season. Have the snowy mountain symbol on them too which I believe is required in parts of the EU at certain times of the year.
Would recommend.
Used by all the local Ambulances etc so must be quite good !
MICHELIN Agilis CrossClimate tyre | Michelin UK
The all- season van tyre designed for safety, convenience, savings and peace of mind all year round. Even in snow and mud !
www.michelin.co.uk
You'll need tyres with the official 3 peak snow rating rather than just 'M&S' from this winter for snowy places in France, too
www.connexionfrance.com
Drivers face fines as France tyre ban comes into force
Use of ‘all-season’ models with the label 'M+S' is to be penalised from November in certain areas
If you look at the sidewall in the one o'clock position you can see he has the three-peaks logo.
The problem with M+S is that, unlike three-peaks, there is no legally defined or industry adopted standard and adverse condition performance ranges from superb through to laughable and you don't really know unless you've tried them.
The problem with M+S is that, unlike three-peaks, there is no legally defined or industry adopted standard and adverse condition performance ranges from superb through to laughable and you don't really know unless you've tried them.
nice, I have the same roof set-up. what's your total height?
Not quite 207 cm at the highest point at the rear of the pop-up roof.
Now deciding whether to run two sets of tyres… we’ll see. Anyways, anyone have experience of the below:
Michelin agilis crossclimate 215/60r17 109t
Michelin agilis crossclimate 215/60r17 109t
Do you have any other pics of these from the side? Looks like a great combination.
Alexander4699
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They look fantastic! Thanks for posting.Not the best photographs due to the shade but hopefully this will give you an idea
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woodyscooper
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Here's mine - gone from 17" Devonports to 17" Navis MAC-AT in Bronze with BF Goodrich All-Terrains.
Driven 30 or so miles since they were fitted earlier today, a little more road noise circa 50mph but once over that the engine is noisier!
Driven 30 or so miles since they were fitted earlier today, a little more road noise circa 50mph but once over that the engine is noisier!
woodyscooper
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Standard suspension sort of - I've got the Eibach reinforced rear springs from THQ to combat the rear end sagging when the camper conversion was added
Cool. Assuming not 4 motion then?
woodyscooper
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no, just regular old 2wd.
We're off to Europe later this year and needed winter tyres for some of the places we were going to and maybe some snow capabilities are going to be helpful
What’s the tyre details?
woodyscooper
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they're 245/65/17s, BF Goodrich All Terrains (but you can see that bit!)
