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darkalley

Member Since: 16 Oct 2005
Location: New Jersey
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Range Rover Sport in Sand Dunes with Stock tires???????

Anyone have any experience taking their RRS in some serious sand? How do the stock tires perform?

Mon Mar 27 2006 4:56pm

Pelyma

Member Since: 28 Sep 2005
Location: Sussex
Posts: 1497

You might want to ask this on the D3 site, I know some of the Aussie guys drive on sand.

Mon Mar 27 2006 7:14pm

Tim in Scotland

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Mon Mar 27 2006 7:29pm

sportman

Member Since: 25 Jul 2005
Location: UAE
Posts: 550

2006 Range Rover Sport Supercharged Buckingham Blue

Re: Range Rover Sport in Sand Dunes with Stock tires???????

darkalley wrote:
Anyone have any experience taking their RRS in some serious sand? How do the stock tires perform?

Yes I took it three weeks back. with stock tires and stormer wheels ,see my gallery
I just reduce the tire pressure to 20 psi and it was very easy to go through...even with full pressure I could manege..u know low profile tires are wide so it give u good weight distribution..Te be honest I try to make RRS stuck and I could not

..comparing RRS with my wrangler YJ I guess the only different I feel was the weight and plastic bambers i was worried to break them in RRS...in general I was impressed of RRS off-road capability
http://www.rrsport.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.p...ght=#16923

Wed Mar 29 2006 5:48pm

Rangie

Member Since: 10 Oct 2005
Location: Sydney, Australia
Posts: 34

You can lower your pressure down to 16-18psi, and it will perform great... We have been several times and never been stuck. Make sure you select your 'sand mode' in special programs otherwise the traction control will be going mental!

Ben

Sun Apr 02 2006 11:32pm

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