what tires are u all using?
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at the moment i'm running michilin 30s on 15in wheels (i think). just to annoy my stepdad i threaten to get some chrome 22s and put em on, in return he threatens to **** in my gas tank. wouldn't mind getting some 33s Swamper IROK on soft 8 rims.
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32x11.5x15 BFG KM2...i have 10k on them and they dont even look worn. They work great on muddy trails and sand. They lack traction on ice, Which is expected from a M/T.
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Originally Posted by miglia-spyder
32x11.5x15 BFG KM2...i have 10k on them and they dont even look worn. They work great on muddy trails and sand. They lack traction on ice, Which is expected from a M/T.
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thanks for the responses guys great feedback now im looking into maybe 33 super swampers,km2, what do u all think about nitto mudd grapplers?
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Originally Posted by jeep0616
thanks for the responses guys great feedback now im looking into maybe 33 super swampers,km2, what do u all think about nitto mudd grapplers?
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33x12.50x15 bfg ats...I do about 80% street and 20% rock/trails...so I figured I need them to last, I beat the snot out of these tires on my first trip with them on a couple of rock gardens going up hill, except for my fenders siping them lol, they didn't show any signs of wear or chunking, I have them on a 15x8 wheel, and the bulge is awesome at 10psi...I had mt/r's before, they sucked on the street but were a beast on anything off pavement...I guess it depends on what type of usage you need them for.
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33x12.50x15 bfg ats...I do about 80% street and 20% rock/trails...so I figured I need them to last, I beat the snot out of these tires on my first trip with them on a couple of rock gardens going up hill, except for my fenders siping them lol, they didn't show any signs of wear or chunking, I have them on a 15x8 wheel, and the bulge is awesome at 10psi...I had mt/r's before, they sucked on the street but were a beast on anything off pavement...I guess it depends on what type of usage you need them for.
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Originally Posted by N20jeep
i run 35/12.5/15 pro comp M/T's right now
pretty quiet tire on the road for a M/T, and work great out in the sloppy stuff
pretty quiet tire on the road for a M/T, and work great out in the sloppy stuff
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Originally Posted by N20jeep
i was shocked also. i dont really here them over the exhaust and wind till around 65