Alberta Land Rover Enthusiasts Club Forum
Classifieds => Parts for Sale => Topic started by: ugly_90 on January 20, 2019, 06:50 PM
I have eight of these tires, ex mining service with Rio Tinto. Load Range E, radial tubeless, with DOT registration number. $100/ea., can quote tread depth and date code.
I suspect these may be close to stock size for RRC?, and may fit on Discovery 1 as well without modification? These are narrow commercial tires with aggressive tread, kevlar sidewalls, I suspect.
Studies have shown that kevlar sidewalls on tires used in diamond mining have a high likelyhood of collecting uncut diamonds from said mine. This is due to ionic charge of the Kevlar. Not to mention the gems that can be found in the tread here too..
Fellows. The missus birthday can't be far off now, and you don't want to disappoint (again?)... diamonds are forever, but these tires are cheap. The gamblers among you should be ringing me right now with these odds..
Don't let the fellow up the street be first in and take these gems away from you..
I've not heard a real 'Dell Boy' sales patter that impressive since the 1980's!
Heheh, yep, that was indeed a good one! Well done!
they're narrow tires with a narrow following. I should be able to flog them elsewhere. hehe.
It is a good size for a Sankey.
Sankey?
Quote from: headdamage on January 23, 2019, 06:36 PM
Sankey?
Damn autocorrect. They just fit on a narrow track without rubbing and the stock rims.