Hi all

Not sure if this has been covered before or not. I picked up my new FL2 2 weeks back. Anyway on the front are some budget tyres and on the back are some pretty low Cross Contacts.

So I have 235/55/19 wheels on the car. I have found some general grabber AT on mytires.co.uk

So how are the general grabbers for daily use, mainly road use but a bit of green laning? What's the road noise like on them?

I am also concerned about massive effects on fuel economy.

Thanks

Dave 2010 HSE SD4 in Santorini black
(Privacy glass, leather/heated seats, ICE, Verde AS M+S)

2002 Freelander GS TD4
(sold 2011)

Last edited by freelander2002 on 22nd Oct 2015 12:35 pm. Edited 1 time in total

No issues at all, plenty of guys on here running them. Excellent tyre all round with no noticeable downsides for noise or economy
wear really well and you could get 50k out of them.

Great thanks  2010 HSE SD4 in Santorini black
(Privacy glass, leather/heated seats, ICE, Verde AS M+S)

2002 Freelander GS TD4
(sold 2011)

Hi Grabber AT's are fantastic, had a set fitted 2/3 months ago-superb- no noticeable increase in MPG consumption, no noticeable increase in road noise, well planted and great in all conditions (so far)
highly recommend these tyres.
See your In Chester? if you PM me I can point you in the right direction as to where to get a set.

Thanks Hit it he said, Hit it!--So I hit it, then he hit me---Doh!

HI mate, Im just the other side of Frodsham if you know that? A few pointers on where you got them from would be great  2010 HSE SD4 in Santorini black
(Privacy glass, leather/heated seats, ICE, Verde AS M+S)

2002 Freelander GS TD4
(sold 2011)

As a guide I paid £112 fully fitted per corner for mine

They are excellent tyres, but whilst I haven't noticed any increase in fuel consumption there is an increase in noise. Mine make a noise a bit like a dry wheel bearing, but it isn't because it disappears as soon as the winter tyres go on. It's a very minor downside, and wouldn't put me off buying them again.

interestingly

the General EU TYre labels has the 19" version as C in the Wet, and the 18" version as F in the wet.
It may explain why I found the 18" ones to be terrible on damp roads, so much so I removed and sold them.
Off road, in the mud, or in water they were great, if not a little noisy. 

Frodsham eh, I live in Elton!!
Hoole tyres is where to go round these parts.
£150 each leg, superb service, perfect balancing, extreme care when fitting-well aware of inflation sensors etc.
Maybe see in tesco's carpark  Hit it he said, Hit it!--So I hit it, then he hit me---Doh!

well its actually runcorn but i do indeed go that Tesco.

Thanks for the advice  2010 HSE SD4 in Santorini black
(Privacy glass, leather/heated seats, ICE, Verde AS M+S)

2002 Freelander GS TD4
(sold 2011)

Will keep a look out for you then,
mine 64 plate metropolis Loire Blue.
see you soon then, come over & say hello.  Hit it he said, Hit it!--So I hit it, then he hit me---Doh!

Ah a well timed thread, I was looking into this too and good to hear some positive reviews!

Has anyone tried the 255/55 R19? It seems like it should fit quite easily just wondering if there are any potential issues.

So out of a choice of scorpions or general grabber all terrain. What should I go for?

Thanks  2010 HSE SD4 in Santorini black
(Privacy glass, leather/heated seats, ICE, Verde AS M+S)

2002 Freelander GS TD4
(sold 2011)

and a further question, if i got General Grabbers the same size as whats on ie 235/55/19 i presume there will be no issue with the spare fitting in the boot etc?

thanks in advance. 2010 HSE SD4 in Santorini black
(Privacy glass, leather/heated seats, ICE, Verde AS M+S)

2002 Freelander GS TD4
(sold 2011)

sorry need to bump, stuck on tyre choice and if it will fit in the boot ok on spare. 2010 HSE SD4 in Santorini black
(Privacy glass, leather/heated seats, ICE, Verde AS M+S)

2002 Freelander GS TD4
(sold 2011)