RDB LA - Range Rover with 22" Hamann PG3's and big ole Cooper LTZ Tires!

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02-07-2012 | 11:44 AM

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RDB LA - Range Rover with 22" Hamann PG3's and big ole Cooper LTZ Tires!

I know many of you have been wondering about Cooper LTZ big size tires on your Rover's. Fitment worries are definitely stopping quite a few people from doing this tire swap. Anyone that has seen these tires in person instantly falls in love with its aggressive appearance. Above all, it also performs great, offers sidewall protection, wheel protection, rain/snow traction, off-roading capabilities and more!

The following Cooper LTZ size is the 305/40/22 which is the only size they make in a 22'' format and it fits pretty darn well on this Rover. It has changed its overall appearance tremendously. A simple tire chage does ALOT to these cars.

You will also notice in another thread the 305/35/24 Cooper LTZ tires we put on our Rover. As far as I know it is the only Rover in the world that has those tires!

02-12-2012 | 09:46 PM

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Looks awesome, I have a soft spot for luxury SUV's with aggressive tires.

Does this car actually see some dirt?

02-12-2012 | 09:55 PM

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They 'look' noisy. I'm just imagining a constant humming while highway driving.

02-13-2012 | 12:51 AM

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Unless the guy drives it only in mud, those tires need to go

02-13-2012 | 12:37 PM

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Originally Posted by bonehead

They 'look' noisy. I'm just imagining a constant humming while highway driving.

They are actually not bad at all in that aspect.

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Originally Posted by mannnu81

Unless the guy drives it only in mud, those tires need to go

Its a Range Rover not a sports car. The car also has 3 piece wheels that have bent on him quite often, these tires will also prevent that from happening.