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Date:         Thu, 22 Sep 1994 20:43:30 -0700 (PDT)
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From:         Tom Pettit <pettitt@csos.orst.edu>
Subject:      Re: Need Vanagon Tires

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Howdy, I don't have any Vanagon experience, but I just bought some Kelly Safari all terrain 850x27r14 tires for my '78 bus and am very happy with them. They steer easier with 30 psi than the old tires did at 35. A friend at work got 40K plus out of Kellys on his Dodge 4x4. The tread is quite aggressive, and I expect them to do well in the snow this winter as well as in the desert dirt. These were not cheap at $85 installed, balanced, and new stems, but they] are truck tires and quite a bit heavier duty than the regular passenger car tire. They ride nice, and I can't say they are any noisier than the worn out ones I took off the b us.

Happy trails,

Tom pettit


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