town & country tyres
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smithskids
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Re: town & country tyres
I still have 4 bags of tungston carbide tipped studs and a tool for putting them in somewhere!!
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greendefender123
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Re: town & country tyres
Got some Chinese copies on my trailer which is land rover size. I would of thought a bad of sand in the very back of the minor and a decent foot pump you should do well in a minor. Of course carry a shovel but then who dosent when the snows about.
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POMMReg
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Re: town & country tyres
Dunlop "Ultra-Grip" correct name for GPO Minor van Town & Country's...
Further investigations uncovered it was an inside job!!
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SteveClem
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Re: town & country tyres
Had those tyres on all our Coal Board landys back in the 70's and 80's. Great off road but noisy and useless on tarmac. Better to have road tyres.