Van Tyres

[Shedendman]

Here ya go

Pardon our interruption...

Dont know much about the make Duran,but as its a camper mileage must be lower than average,not a bad price for 4 either

 

[JOEPRO]

+1 for Hankook tyres.

My recently purchased used Merc w205 C220 came with new budget tyres fitted by PO. Wow how bad they are. I am trying to stretch through summer then will be changing them for decent rubber as the wer grip is non existent. Nada. But to throw away 4x new tyres seems very wasteful just now hence trying to get the summer months out of them.

 

[sg66]

+1 for Hankook tyres.

My recently purchased used Merc w205 C220 came with new budget tyres fitted by PO. Wow how bad they are. I am trying to stretch through summer then will be changing them for decent rubber as the wer grip is non existent. Nada. But to throw away 4x new tyres seems very wasteful just now hence trying to get the summer months out of them.

Better to loose the tyres than the van

 

[mechman]

Had Hankooks on my Skoda and kept with them,good tyres IMO.
Norm

 

[Wildefalcon]

Better to loose the tyres than the van

Personal experience. I agree.

 

[Pigeon_Droppings2]

+1 for hankook...they're good but I think prices aren't as cheap as they used to be...like most things I guess!

 

[Morris]

Out of those 4 I would pick the Hankook.
The other 3 are ditchfinder brands.

Have you considered Kuhmo Portran tyres. I have a pair on my van and they are really good. Grip well wet and dry plus they are surprisingly good in snow!

Porsche are now fitting Nexen as OEM on Cayenne's. Not sure they are in the business of fitting ditchfinders

 

[dobbslc]

Porsche are now fitting Nexen as OEM on Cayenne's. Not sure they are in the business of fitting ditchfinders

It doesn't matter if they spend all their time sitting in the dealer workshops...

 

[GRW]

Old transit camper currently shod in 205r14 tyres.
No longer a common size unfortunately

I think some people have successfully adapted / fitted Iveco 15" instead of the stock 14's. It was done to a few LDV Convoys which I think run the same

 

[Bobupndown]

Used both Hankook and Kumho commercial tyres on caravan and normal tyres on a number of cars. Both brands very good grip and longevity.

 

[Mick Annick]

+1 for hankook...they're good but I think prices aren't as cheap as they used to be...like most things I guess!

My garagiste showed me the trade website he buys his tyres from - Hankook are now a premium brand apparently.

 

[Pigeon_Droppings2]

Hankook are now a premium brand apparently.

I used to fit them to everything when nobody had heard of them...now I think they're mainstream and quite a few makers fit them on new cars.

Still good....but not as cheap as they were.

 

[bricol]

Nanking have climbed out of the ditch these days - now a respected grippy tyre, well used in motorsport speed (timed) events.

 

[brightspark]

bandags saw a roadroller on site with a sun visor sticker on its windscreen saying were riding on bandags

 

[Beeezer]

Landspider, get em on…….

 

[Erie Fred]

Been hearing adverts on AM 740 (Toronto) for Sailun

Who makes Sailun Tires and are they any good? - Alt Car news

You might have seen or heard about Sailun tires when you go to buy new tires for your car or crossover but do you know where they're from or who makes them?

tiremeetsroad.com

 

[winchman]

Motor home has Continental Vanco Camper tyres, Winchgirls Camper has Micheline Agilis Cross climate, both are designed specifically for Campers and motorhomes. The Micheline's are very good on wet grass

 

[Turbo]

Van needs 2 tyres. Tried a local place and they were quoting £130 for maxxis and £120 for barum. Both of which I would consider budget brands.
Went to my usual place and they can fit Kuhmos for £110 all in!