Hi all,

Im about to fit my Brembo 6 spot calipers and 355mm rotors to our TGT, using a set of FPV F6X rims I have purchased. At the same time I figured it was a nice time to fit new tyres to these rims and simply sell off the factory rims. Has anyone tried something different to the Forteras in the factory size 235/55/18 103V? There is a lot of brands and types out there so I figured it was certainly worth an ask. The

Forteras are ok, but seeing as I know what they are like, maybe a move forwards might be in order. I dont do any off-roading and so maybe a more tarmac focused tyre may be the go. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Mal K

It is a Turbo Territory Ghia (TTG) for what it is worth.

I have just got the Cooper ATR Tyre. Sticks much better and is much quiter.

They also offer a 50,000km warranty as long as you rotate them every 10k km.

Cobra I have just put on some yokahama geolanders seem to be pretty good allround tyre not bad price at $315v a tyre compared to $485 for the fortera.Ben

It is a Turbo Territory Ghia (TTG) for what it is worth.

I have just got the Cooper ATR Tyre. Sticks much better and is much quiter.

They also offer a 50,000km warranty as long as you rotate them every 10k km.

Hiya Zap,

The sales brochure actually lists a Territory Ghia Turbo (TGT).. Just check mate

Cheers..

Mal K

Beaurepaires have the Fortera on special til Feb 28th for $399. Still not cheap I guess, but developed specially for the Territory. My existing tyres probably have 30-40% left after 35k so it isnt all that bad for wear..

Hopefully there is something a bit grippier and a little quieter out there for not ridiculous money. I'd trade off treadwear for more grip, seeing that she gets driven a few times a month at present.

Hey Zap,

What size did you get, as I cant seem to find 235/55/18 in their sizing chart.. Must dig deeper I guess.

Any ideas on pricing?

Thanx.

Found some Zeon Sport A/S 235/55/18 but interestingly load rated to 100W. Factory fitment is 103V...Hmm must check tyre placard... Could be insurance and liability issues if you stack it and you're unlucky.

Hi all,

Im about to fit my Brembo 6 spot calipers and 355mm rotors to our TGT, using a set of FPV F6X rims I have purchased. At the same time I figured it was a nice time to fit new tyres to these rims and simply sell off the factory rims. Has anyone tried something different to the Forteras in the factory size 235/55/18 103V? There is a lot of brands and types out there so I figured it was certainly worth an ask. The

Forteras are ok, but seeing as I know what they are like, maybe a move forwards might be in order. I dont do any off-roading and so maybe a more tarmac focused tyre may be the go. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Mal K

Mal.

Do you have any friends that are a member of Capricorn over there in the auto industry.

I just fitted 4 brand new Kumho Road Ventre/235/55/R18 100V for $220 fitted each.Hope this helps.

They aren't load rated and theirfore illegal and would most likely void your insurance if they found out after an accident!!!!!

Hi guys,

Thanks for all the advice, good first-hand experience is certainly valuable.. As to the load ratings, you are correct Twinpiston,Ive seen first hand when an insurer had declined to pay out on a claim involving a vehicle with worn out tyres (the poor dude wasn't even in the wrong, just got crashed into!) so Im very wary about those things. that's why I like factory rims with the correct load rating, tough as f^#k and dead reliable. Have also seen what happens when a cheapo rim used in motorsport just touches a kerb.. Boom, no wheel and one upside-down tarmac weapon.... Good, quality rims aren't cheap...just cheap insurance..!! Thanks to all for the good tips and info, I will keep you up to speed with progress..

Mal K