serious Advice needed

(RIP) PLANK · 03-01-2008, 10:14

My wife had AT2's on a SWB shogun, to replace te AT's that were previously fitted, just pointing it out realy as she sold it before it covered enough miles to find out any issues. AT2's have been around afew years now though so should have any problems ironed out i would have thought.

I thnk a waranty is agood thing but doesnt count for much as (warranties ofted dont) if the tyre isnt up to the mark off road or the side wall damages easily i would say that would be difficult to get covered? I think at the end of the day you pay your mney and take your chice, and if i had a big budget i would still use BFG's based on previous experience of both tyres, but in real terms I would choose something cheaper to ensure I can use them without holding my breath over every bump :!:

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03-01-2008, 10:14	#31
(RIP) PLANK Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Central England, in the Heart of the Black Country Vehicle: T2 2004 TDI SE LWB Posts: 7,740	My wife had AT2's on a SWB shogun, to replace te AT's that were previously fitted, just pointing it out realy as she sold it before it covered enough miles to find out any issues. AT2's have been around afew years now though so should have any problems ironed out i would have thought. I thnk a waranty is agood thing but doesnt count for much as (warranties ofted dont) if the tyre isnt up to the mark off road or the side wall damages easily i would say that would be difficult to get covered? I think at the end of the day you pay your mney and take your chice, and if i had a big budget i would still use BFG's based on previous experience of both tyres, but in real terms I would choose something cheaper to ensure I can use them without holding my breath over every bump :!: