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Best Light Commercial Tyres
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Goodyear Cargo G26
Latest review: These replaced Kumho tyres on my Nissan D22 1 tonner and are a better tyre. Much better grip especially in the wet which is where it really counts. Better road holding in the dry as well. After a
- Review Summary
- Build Quality3.0 (2)
- Value for Money3.3 (3)
- Noise Level3.0 (2)
- Wet Weather Handling3.0 (2)
- Durability2.5 (2)
- Dry Weather Handling3.5 (2)
Bridgestone R623
Latest review: Last year I bought a second hand toyota workmate 2009, with 80000 km on it, checked the tires and found out that these tires were the originals and were built in 2007, so they were 10 years old, and
Michelin Agilis
Latest review: I recently replaced the blue streak tyres on my rodeo with Michelin agilis tyres. The wet weather grip is exceptional, the ride is more supple and they "feel" great through the steering. I can't
- Review Summary
- Build Quality5.0 (1)
- Value for Money5.0 (1)
- Noise Level5.0 (1)
- Wet Weather Handling5.0 (1)
- Durability5.0 (1)
- Dry Weather Handling5.0 (1)
Toyo H08
Latest review: I had continental tyres on my Motorhome they were wearing the edges off even though I had wheel alignment.I put a full set of Toyo HO8 on it and have travelled a lot of kilometres around Australia so
- Review Summary
- Build Quality4.0 (1)
- Value for Money5.0 (1)
- Noise Level5.0 (1)
- Wet Weather Handling4.0 (1)
- Durability4.0 (1)
- Dry Weather Handling4.0 (1)
Maxtrek MK700
Latest review: After suffering a blowout with cheap tyres I bought a set of these maxtrek mk700's. More of a highway tread pattern, reminiscent of older styles but seem to ride well. They are light truck rated and
- Review Summary
- Build Quality5.0 (2)
- Value for Money5.0 (2)
- Noise Level5.0 (1)
- Wet Weather Handling4.0 (1)
- Durability5.0 (1)
- Dry Weather Handling5.0 (1)
Achilles LTR 80
Latest review: I have a 2005 model sedan and the tyres on the front were getting old, so had to replace it. We bought it from Jax tyres and the price was reasonable and within our budget. So far they have been
Yokohama Geolander G033
Latest review: Really quiet and excellent grip. When I drive my company car I feel unsafe in the rain compared to when I am driving on these. 10,000 km and not worn a bit. Very happy, they keep air inside really
Sumitomo SL 726
Latest review: Always buy sumitomo tyres and they are fantastic. They come with a 60,000km warranty with City Discount tyres, and I've probably got 4 years out of the set before the ones I have now. Grip was good
Goodyear Durasport
Latest review: Put a set on my 2010 TD 2x4 Hilux dual cab. The original Bridgestone 623's had lasted 130000 kms and still weren't on the wear markers. The grip from new was pretty bad though. I went with a 215/70
Yokohama Delivery Star RY818
Latest review: Basically always had these fitted and replaced with the same each time around. I get great mileage from them and being readily available from most fitters you can normally get a good price. Last 2
Hankook Optimo K715
Latest review: Recently bought these and no issues thus far. Probably the wettest week we have had since last year and a big improvement in handling wet weather conditions. Can't speak to durability as only just
Price (RRP) $102.00
- Review Summary
- Build Quality4.0 (2)
- Value for Money3.5 (2)
- Noise Level3.5 (2)
- Wet Weather Handling4.5 (2)
- Durability1.0 (1)
- Dry Weather Handling3.0 (1)
Hankook Radial AH11S
Latest review: I have used these Hankook tyres on one of my pantech trucks for over 10 years with no issues. Good mileage and good handling in the wet or dry. My other truck has Dunlop and Yokohama and will now be
Kumho Radial 857
Latest review: These tyres have been long lasting and wear well. They hold tyre pressure well. I've had them on my single axle motorbike trailer (which I tow behind my motorhome so they go nearly everywhere the
- Review Summary
- Build Quality3.0 (1)
- Value for Money3.0 (1)
- Noise Level3.0 (1)
- Wet Weather Handling2.0 (1)
- Durability4.0 (1)
- Dry Weather Handling3.0 (1)