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16.9r.34 tyres

  • 13-08-2013 9:19pm
    #1
    red bull
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    I need to get two new 16.9r.34 tyres , no heavy work. Any advice on make and approx price appreciated


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  • #2
    red bull
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    Ah some one must have an idea ???????????


  • #3
    nashmach
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    BKT or Agrimax.


  • #4
    red bull
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    Are mitas a cheap brand ?


  • #5
    restive
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    Whites northern ireland

    13.6 38           €1,400 –semperit  -
     
    11.2 R 28
     
     

    Got the following quote for starmax tyres from kevin burke tyres galway.
     
    13.6 38           €390 Vat incluse Cross ply
     
    11.2 R 28     €245
     


  • #6
    moy83
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    restive wrote: »
    Whites northern ireland

    13.6 38           €1,400 –semperit  -
     
    11.2 R 28
     
     

    Got the following quote for starmax tyres from kevin burke tyres galway.
     
    13.6 38           €390 Vat incluse Cross ply
     
    11.2 R 28     €245
     

    Are these jeep tyres lads


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  • #7
    yellow50HX
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    needed to get a set a few years ago. went to a loacl lad that exposts tractors, they woul doften take off the good tryes. i gave them my old bald ones (rims and all) and got a set with 60% gripfor about €400


  • #8
    restive
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    moy83 wrote: »
    Are these jeep tyres lads

    Mine is a fiat 70 90


  • #9
    moy83
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    restive wrote: »
    Mine is a fiat 70 90

    Im not great on sizes ! I must put two on the front of the jeep soon , I wonder what are the good makes in the go lately


  • #10
    red bull
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    16.9r.34 got a quote €670 each Firestone


  • #11
    restive
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    Are these cross ply or radial? Where did u get the quote from?


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  • #12
    red bull
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    Radial , from Park tyres Clonberne


  • #13
    red bull
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    Is there much differance between radial and crossply ?


  • #14
    moy83
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    red bull wrote: »
    Radial , from Park tyres Clonberne

    Ive used him a good bit and find him good . He has a place in tuam and a new place doing car tyres only in galway city now aswell


  • #15
    Rovi
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    red bull wrote: »
    Is there much differance between radial and crossply ?
    Radials have a much more sophisticated construction and are much more flexible, so provided tyre pressures are set correctly, give a better ride, reduce fuel consumption, and reduce soil compaction.

    Crossplys are tough!

    Size for size, radials will be more expensive than crossplys.


  • #16
    restive
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    In what situation would u use crossplys instead of radials?


  • #17
    moy83
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    restive wrote: »
    In what situation would u use crossplys instead of radials?

    I suppose they would be cheaper for a tractor that is just knocking around the yard and fields . Both will get cut on a sharp stone or piece of steel poking out of a gap though


  • #18
    red bull
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    Any good source of part worn tyres ?


  • #19
    moy83
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    red bull wrote: »
    Any good source of part worn tyres ?

    I've got a few off park tyre


  • #20
    iverjohnston
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    Mick King, 087 6899772, up on the Leitrim, Cavan, Fermanagh border. Good enough range of part worn tyres, tractors, jeeps ,tankers etc. Had a few deals with him, sound.


  • #21
    red bull
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    iverjohnston wrote: »
    Mick King, 087 6899772, up on the Leitrim, Cavan, Fermanagh border. Good enough range of part worn tyres, tractors, jeeps ,tankers etc. Had a few deals with him, sound.

    Its a long way from here, so far I have only seen rubbish I have better ones on silage pit


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  • #22
    49801
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    restive wrote: »
    In what situation would u use crossplys instead of radials?

    very few.

    i might consider crossply for a sprayer where i did not care about compacting tram lines as the cross ply will not bulge like a radial into the crop.

    not worth expense of radial for a dumper/forklift working on a site imo.


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