The Rover-Landers of BC

All,

In my sitting-around-not-moving-much convalescing style, I was surfing tires. I didn't know that Yokohama's Y742S mud/commercial tire is available in the 750R16 D format:

http://www.yokohama.ca/index2.php#/y742s/

http://www.tirerack.com/tires/BigPic.js ... odel=Y742S

What intrugued me is that the rim-width range is 5.5-7", and the height is 32.1 inches. Looks like an old-school lugged tire. Is anyone running these?

http://i1117.photobucket.com/albums/k59 ... /y742s.jpg

Tootles,

I think Ken the veterinarian is running these on his 110.

these are great tires...a bit pricey but last a long time.

Very popular with logging companies. Obviously stand up well to that sort of abuse. Was on my short list.

Greg, What made you choose the Toyo open country m/t over the Yoko y742s?

Does anyone know how the y742s compares to the toyo m-55?

http://www.toyotires.ca/tire/pattern/m-55

Thanks,

My brother runs this tire and is happy with it.

davran wrote:Greg, What made you choose the Toyo open country m/t over the Yoko y742s?
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I decided to go with the larger 33 inch tire. It seems only BFG and Toyo have them available in that size in our part of the world. Once I got that in my mind it was a whole new search for data to make a decision. Toyo won and I'm pleased with my purchase.

My recommendation based on a stock engine and stock gearing on an old Series Land Rover is to not go larger than 235 85/16 (or 7.50 x 16). Having said that, I'm still happy with my choice.

The tread is a copy of the old school bias ply Firestone Town & Country.