[Scottie]

Thought I'd post this up may help when it comes time to change the tyres although they only quote 17" & 18"

http://www.alldata.com/tsb/Volkswagen/1120...4405-01/44.html

 

[Guest]

Interesting date on the bulletin

 

[CovRob]

Mmmm...still very restricted factory approved choice...think Hancooks look the best from feedback on here, when I need to change.

Rob

 

[chunks]

QUOTE(Scottie @ Jan 30 2006, 10:32 AM)Thought I'd post this up may help when it comes time to change the tyres although they only quote 17" & 18"

http://www.alldata.com/tsb/Volkswagen/1120...4405-01/44.html

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Also seeing that its VW America ... seeing that they would sue for the wrong size knot in your shoe laces, surely its not meant for these shores.....

 

[L16ARL]

QUOTE(chunks @ Jan 30 2006, 01:22 PM)Also seeing that its VW America ... seeing that they would sue for the wrong size knot in your shoe laces, surely its not meant for these shores.....

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Interesting to note that the US drivers are experiencing the same tyre wear problem.

I used Wrangler on 3 Jeeps and wear was OK, although the Hancooks appear from reports to be the ones to go for.

Anyone has any experience of Wrangler fitted to a Treg?

Carl

 

[Scottie]

my 3.2 petrol. I asked through my VW dealer for winter tyres for that and they came back with the wrangler recommendation so it must be UK as well. I fitted them and they seemed fine.

 

[pilgrim]

You might find Toyo Proxes fit the bill... They were my second choice and they fit the technical requirements ie must be above a 101/2 rating and a Y rating or above...just a thought..

Take your pick I preferred the FT's.

http://www.1010tires.com/tire.asp?tirebran...el=Proxes+S%2FT