what is your favorite tire and size?

Started by 89 yota, December 02, 2006, 09:03:37 PM

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Hottrod81


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ksmith

39.5x13.5x15 or something like that, they may be 14.5"s wide
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alwayzbroken

If you still have control you aren't going fast enough

mudmaster

Time to go wheelin!

Rockcrawlintoy

39.5 irok for wheelin and 37 mtrs for street
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BFG Rugged Trail   P225/75R15
these things have been better than any Swamper or MT/R for seriuos crawlin.


alwayzbroken

If you still have control you aren't going fast enough

BigMike

I only run those when the trail conditions get really rugged
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Grooved Boggers 35/14.5-15  soon to be 38.5/15.5-15 :love:

yotamckimboy4x4

im gunna have togo with gittinit, 36 13x5 iroks
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Ramrod

37" mtrs worked pretty damn good for me but the opportunity has arose and I think its time to try out a set of 39.5 Iroks and 35" baja claws for the road.  I've also ran some 305 exterrains and they worked really well with what I did with them and seamed to hold up well and I also ran a set of 36" tsls but wasnt too impressed with them in any catagory but they were alright.  right now im running some generic 31x10.5 ats that cannot grip for :pokinit: in any condition and I hate them.

MiniSimp

Haven't run anything but Boggers for the last 10 years, so...I'll go with Boggers, whatever size I can squeeze in.

Snowrunner

38x15.5 r15 gumbo mudder but thats just for snow and snows all ive done. My next fav choice is the MTR and im going to try out some iroks next.

boggerunner

for rocks id go with 37 12.5/15 mtr's and for everything else, boggers 35 14.5/15

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Oddmar

I currently run 31x12.50x15 Interco TSL Thornbirds, but of course they are too small now. I like the looks and on-road off-road characteristics of Thornbirds, but 31's are $180.00ea., so my new tires will be 35x12.50x15 Kumho Venture MT's...great on-road and off, radials for smooth ride, and only $146.00ea.!! http://www.tirerack.com/tires/Sizes.jsp?make=Kumho&model=Road+Venture+MT+834

And i'll put Staun pneumatic beadlocks inside...locks both the inner and outer bead, kinda functions as a run-flat, and only $185.00ea., cheaper and better than beadlock rims. http://www.4wheelparts.com/4wp/products/productline.asp?cat=ACC&man=STN&prodline=4417&catName=General%20Accessories
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alwayzbroken

Quote from: Oddmar on December 10, 2006, 09:00:05 PM
And i'll put Staun pneumatic beadlocks inside...locks both the inner and outer bead, kinda functions as a run-flat, and only $185.00ea., cheaper and better than beadlock rims. http://www.4wheelparts.com/4wp/products/productline.asp?cat=ACC&man=STN&prodline=4417&catName=General%20Accessories

Not cheaper than weld on beadlocks but I agree they probably are better unless you smash the unprotected outer bead of your wheel on rocks.
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