What's the best tyre for your 4x4 truck? / AT vs MUD (E11) 

Master Overlander Paul Marsh is an irreplaceable asset for overlanding community.

This is a really good video. No BS, just telling it straight. I must add, I've been super impressed by the locally made Goodyear Wrangler A/T Adventure tyres - even if money was no object, I'd still pick them over Coopers or BFGs!

Thanks for such lovely information about tyres.. IMB

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Very interesting insights

Very informative thank you.

All-terrain tires from a major company (BF Goodrich LT285/70R17) that does not extend beyond the guards. Mount them on all steel rims 17". You do not need two spares. Maybe if you drove Africa twice you might need it but probably not. If you are overlanding, extending tires beyond the guards will raise questions will draw attention to the vehicle by local police in some countries. Huge tires OK if you are mudding or rock crawling locally, not overlanding.

Good video, thanks for sharing ✌

Keep it simple, stick with some good quality tyres from reputable names and don't go too big. It's better to gently loose traction and use some maxtrax to get out, than break ujoints and CVs in the middle of nowhere. I'll be honest overlanding only 1% of the time ground clearance became an issue, the rest of the time was on gravel and on tar. A good name, amount of wear, and correct pressures is more of a concern than diameter.

Please make a video on first generation rav 4

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What size tires are those coopers at the end?

Do you have much experience with the Toyo A/T Open Country?

Odd contradiction: talks about how good tires are that they can go all around Africa with only one or two punctures but then says one must have two spares. Seems to me that with the right tire size (availability), buying a replacement along the way saves a considerable amount of weight and space with a relatively low risk.

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No cheap tires 🚫🚫🚫🚫🚫🚫🚫🚫🚫!