Outback H6 Tyre selection
- Ben
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Outback H6 Tyre selection
Going to need tyres some time in the next couple of months and am looking for some suggestions....
Currently have the factory Toyo's on there, and whilst they are sensational on a wet highway, and pretty good on the beach, I feel there would be better options out there...
90% highway, 10% beach/sand track/some mud
Factory size is 215/60/16 but a slight increase in diameter can't hurt!
I still need something that grips, even the toyos will break free with a bootful in the wet...
Anyone got any suggestions?
Currently have the factory Toyo's on there, and whilst they are sensational on a wet highway, and pretty good on the beach, I feel there would be better options out there...
90% highway, 10% beach/sand track/some mud
Factory size is 215/60/16 but a slight increase in diameter can't hurt!
I still need something that grips, even the toyos will break free with a bootful in the wet...
Anyone got any suggestions?



These are available in 215/60R16 (95H load / speed rating), and are an excellent wet weather road tyre. I've been using GIII's on my Outback for the last 40,000km and can't fault them for sealed road use. I expect mine to be down to the wear indicator mark by 55,000km which for a performance tyre is a pretty good lifespan.
BTW, I thought all Outbacks came from the factory fitted with Yokohamas?
Jack
1999 Outback (some mods)
1989 Brumby (more mods)

Subaru - Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive
1989 Brumby (more mods)

Subaru - Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive
- vincentvega
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have a looksy at BFG long-trails, they are a predominantly road tyre, but a fairly aggressive tread for abit off offroad work..
alex
alex
my07 Outback
my13 Hyundai i45(shhhh)
my02 Gen3 Liberty limited ed.
previously
L-series wagon, LSD, EJ20turbo, 29in tyres, 'wanky wagon'
2000 gen3 outback, lifted, otherwise stock.
my13 Hyundai i45(shhhh)
my02 Gen3 Liberty limited ed.
previously
L-series wagon, LSD, EJ20turbo, 29in tyres, 'wanky wagon'
2000 gen3 outback, lifted, otherwise stock.
- subalex
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When I had my Outback the same as yours I used to run Yoko Geloandar ATII+ whatever model they are. Got them for a lot cheaper than the standard rubbish fitted to them. They are 3 ply and grip much better in the wet too. Off road they made a huge difference and they were a littel larger too - only small difference. Instead of a 215/60/16 they were 215/65/16's.
ripped away at the black plastic strip on the inside of the rear guard though.
ripped away at the black plastic strip on the inside of the rear guard though.
'91 Sportswagon - 3" lifted, 14" speedys, 27" Nankangs + lots of small details improved. Wouldn't mind some extra grunt from an EJ.
you could consider these http://www.kumho.com.au/product_detail. ... 4&tyre=825
i believe they r an awesome off road tyre
i believe they r an awesome off road tyre
The New Owner Of hatchie
A 00 outback for doner car
2 door wrx being restored
owned plently of other subis before
A 00 outback for doner car
2 door wrx being restored
owned plently of other subis before