A New Tyre Band to me. Are they any good. ?.Suzuki fit them on their trucks. Certainly look a nice tread.

Been out a few decades back in the states and are considered a second tier tire but with pretty good wear and grip characteristics..

They looked a bit Good Yearish if you know what i mean.Big Writing on the side.. Just we get through lots of rubber on our light trucks, and our chaps never heard of em,, Just Wunderin.

They're made locally in Thailand.

Had Deestones fitted on my lawnmower. No complaints, but then the mileage is low, as are the speeds

Had Deestones fitted on my lawnmower. No complaints, but then the mileage is low, as are the speeds

Should be fine with our D Maxes then. About the same Engine Power.

Had Deestones fitted on my lawnmower. No complaints, but then the mileage is low, as are the speeds

Should be fine with our D Maxes then. About the same Engine Power.

Hey, don't knock my mower

Had Deestones fitted on my lawnmower. No complaints, but then the mileage is low, as are the speeds

Should be fine with our D Maxes then. About the same Engine Power.

Hey, don't knock my mower

Our D Maxes Knock Knock all by themselves.

Had Deestones fitted on my lawnmower. No complaints, but then the mileage is low, as are the speeds

Should be fine with our D Maxes then. About the same Engine Power.

Hey, don't knock my mower

Our D Maxes Knock Knock all by themselves.

I'm sure there's a "knock, knock who's there?" joke in there somewhere, but I can't think of one.....

They looked a bit Good Yearish if you know what i mean.Big Writing on the side.. Just we get through lots of rubber on our light trucks, and our chaps never heard of em,, Just Wunderin.

Since G/Y came out with that tread design decades ago on their Eagle brand tires they've been copied by most all tire manufacturers. JFYI I wasn't saying they are a US manufacturer just that they have been on the market there for years already.

They looked a bit Good Yearish if you know what i mean.Big Writing on the side.. Just we get through lots of rubber on our light trucks, and our chaps never heard of em,, Just Wunderin.

Since G/Y came out with that tread design decades ago on their Eagle brand tires they've been copied by most all tire manufacturers. JFYI I wasn't saying they are a US manufacturer just that they have been on the market there for years already.

Well, Goodyear own Dunlop and Kelly Springfield, so I wouldn't be too surprised to see some tech sharing there

While we're at at, Michelin own Uniroyal and BFGoodrich, who are also a majority shareholder in Yokohama, who are a major shareholder in Nankang..

Deestone are 100% Thai though

Michelin own the Uniroyal brand in the USA only, Uniroyal in Europe is part of Conti tire group. They've been trying to get into Yoko but that didn't work out. Michelin owns Okamotu rubber in japan, maker of Riken tire and some other rubber product ;-)

Deestone is, as MRO said, 100% Thai and they are on heavy trucks a long time. their passenger tire production machines and development is quite fresh. There's a lot of ex GY people with them. There's no technology link other then the know how of the Thai GY people and few advisors.

the product is good value and made with Thailand in mind and focus. No issue for P/U and SUV. They export lots of them to Europe and USA.

Hak

Good to see you take time on one of your race weekends Hak, how's it going this weekend?

I used Hakka Paleta or something like that ,from Sweden in the Forests and Snow. They bordered on cheating compared to other brands grip. The carbide tips never fell out like Dunlops .40 years ago .

Good to see you take time on one of your race weekends Hak, how's it going this weekend?

Hey Warp, not much going on, had some electrical gremlins last N3K so didnt race, basically screwed up the year, hehe.

now waiting for next year, you good?

I used Hakka Paleta or something like that ,from Sweden in the Forests and Snow. They bordered on cheating compared to other brands grip. The carbide tips never fell out like Dunlops .40 years ago .

Whoa, easy there fella.... I think you are taking about Niokian Hakkapellitas tires which are made in Finland. If it ever snows here, I am recommending them for MESmith's mower....

I used Hakka Paleta or something like that ,from Sweden in the Forests and Snow. They bordered on cheating compared to other brands grip. The carbide tips never fell out like Dunlops .40 years ago .

Whoa, easy there fella.... I think you are taking about Niokian Hakkapellitas tires which are made in Finland. If it ever snows here, I am recommending them for MESmith's mower....

I had considered importing snow tyres, just in case, but the lack of a cab or heated seat made me decide against it. Also, in deep snow, I wouldn't be able to locate the lawn.....

Yes thats the Tire, made by the Mad Chef on the Muppet Show. Just love that Guy, all my Scan Mates here sound just like him. Well 2 Mates actually.

Got them on our Suzuki because at the time they were the only ones available in that size I think now Firestone has that size also.

They work for our truck where there is no ego associated with what tires it has on it.

Go to Cockpit and ask?

Got them on our Suzuki because at the time they were the only ones available in that size I think now Firestone has that size also.

They work for our truck where there is no ego associated with what tires it has on it.

Go to Cockpit and ask?

Are you inferring that the Truckies here have an Ego Problem... Those Suzuki Trucks impress me ,they go on forever it seems.The Nokia Depot by me swear by them. Thats where i saw the rubber.

Got them on our Suzuki because at the time they were the only ones available in that size I think now Firestone has that size also.

They work for our truck where there is no ego associated with what tires it has on it.

Go to Cockpit and ask?

Are you inferring that the Truckies here have an Ego Problem... Those Suzuki Trucks impress me ,they go on forever it seems.The Nokia Depot by me swear by them. Thats where i saw the rubber.

I swear that Suzuki rust out before the tyres give up.

Got them on our Suzuki because at the time they were the only ones available in that size I think now Firestone has that size also.

They work for our truck where there is no ego associated with what tires it has on it.

Go to Cockpit and ask?

Are you inferring that the Truckies here have an Ego Problem... Those Suzuki Trucks impress me ,they go on forever it seems.The Nokia Depot by me swear by them. Thats where i saw the rubber.

I swear that Suzuki rust out before the tyres give up.

And Toyota Roll Over before the Tires give up.

I swear that Suzuki rust out before the tyres give up.

See what I mean