Cooper Tyres Solve Prado Problem

The tyres fitted as original equipment on the newest Prado, and some other 4WDs, are causing headaches for their Australian owners undertaking outback trips. These tyres are not sufficiently robust to withstand travel along the Birdsville Track and to popular destinations such as the Simpson Desert and Uluru. Punctures are commonplace and drivers are finding this new 17" size tyre, if available at all, is very expensive to replace.

Cooper Tyres have released a new 265/70x17 tyre in their proven All Terrain pattern, which has improved construction and tread depth over the original equipment tyre, making it ideal for Australian 4WD conditions. It delivers greater puncture resistance and improved traction and steering.

National Manager for Cooper Tyres, Steve Vickers, said owners of new model 4WDs should be aware of the problem with original equipment tyres before setting out on their off road adventure.

"Tyre problems can ruin a well-planned holiday. Fitting the appropriate tyres should be a priority before departing on outback trips," he said.

"Cooper Tyres are pioneers of this concept, and have thousands of satisfied 4WD owners across Australia."

More information on Cooper Tyres is at www.coopertyres.com.au and by phoning Exclusive Tyre Distributors on 1800 681 298.

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