[BigRay]

Is there anyone that has run Simex Centipedes or the like on a everyday driven Jimny? If yes, how much were they and what do you think of them.

[Sookie]

I did, but run 235/75s now,
still run them when it gets really wet.
They don't like the black top they wear fast,
I payed 500 for Myn with 95% on f100 rims in 31s

[jdk81]

32×9.5 on a sierra and was horrible.
so noisy, so squirmy, so nasty in the wet.
Didnt take long until I changed tyres.

[Joshyboy26]

There couldnt be a worse tyre on the road. In mud they are amazing but no way i would run them daily. Buy a cheap set of all terrains for daily tyres and change them for the weekends.

[alien]

i daily'd 31x10.5 on my sierra and they were woeful... they did grip well though... but they wore like mad.

IMO - Dont do it.

If you MUST run that kind of tyre, mount them on a spare pair of rims so you can fit them when you know you're hitting the slop.
Get one of these off ebay to make the change process quicker: http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/New-Advanded ... 359&_uhb=1
^^ You can get them as cheap as $50 delivered.

[PurpleZOOK]

alien wrote:

If you MUST run that kind of tyre, mount them on a spare pair of rims so you can fit them when you know you're hitting the slop.
Get one of these off ebay to make the change process quicker: http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/New-Advanded ... 359&_uhb=1
^^ You can get them as cheap as $50 delivered.

I second that power impact wrenches are amazing!!!

[suzukikid]

Daves4wd ran mongrels(a simex copy)on his sierra daily and they wore really quickly...

[Daves4wd]

That's because I had a spool hahahaha... They weren't bad in the dry but the wet it was like ice skating

[Mitchie.1]

Most of the normal mud tyres are a lot softer compound these days and the advise I was given was that you would be better off running a radial mud tyre with some air in it than a bias type tyre with no air on a light car. I run Mickey T claws on my daily and with a good wheel alignment they don't make any noise at all and grip the road really well wet or dry.