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another tire poll

what tires to run

  • 39.5x13.5x16 iroks all the way around

    Votes: 20 29.9%
  • 39.5x15x17 swampers all the way around

    Votes: 19 28.4%
  • 39.5x15x17 front 39.5x18x15 boggers rear

    Votes: 10 14.9%
  • im nekkid

    Votes: 18 26.9%

  • Total voters
    67

ryan22re

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should i get:

39.5 x 13.5 x 16 iroks all the way around

39.5 x 15 x 17 swampers all the way around

39.5 x 15x 17 swampers front 39.5 x 18 x 15 boggers rear

im not sure how the 17's in front and 15's in rear would look.

any suggestions?

ryan
 
big question is what kind of driving will thay see most and where do you want them to perform best?????????
 
only road miles they will see is too and from wheeling spots. maybe take the old lady for a ride once, so she can see where all the money went.

mostly mud trails and some rocks other than that.

ryan
 
why do the swampers have to be on 17s? jus get 39.5 boggers all the way around if 95% is gonna be offroad
 
i dont want 15 inch wheels up front. dont want to grind my calipers. dont like 16.5s either.

ryan
 
I vote boggers all the way around.I have 38.5x15 boggers on my k-5 when they wear out it will be 39.5s or 44s.
 
I like running boggers all the way around so far. I've heard they don't hold laterally very well which is understandable, and why I'm gonna borrow the clubs tire groover.
 
I ran 39.5 boggers on my 77 once and I loved em. I just grinded my front calipers for 15x12 wheels on my 77's dana44 and it really didn't take that much grinding to clear. If you dont want 16.5s, run 15s.
 
yeah thanks

i hope that the 17 up front and 15 in back wins, just so i can thumb my nose at my buddy steve.

but dont let my opinion skew the voting.

ryan
 
Not to lecture since you probably have more experience than I do but I think I'd do what I could to keep the rim diameters consistant between tires. By the time you run two tires of one tread pattern (which are directional mind you) with 15" rims on the back and two tires with a different tread pattern and 17" wheels on the front you're into a whole nother world of complexity.
 
I vote Keep it one size rim , so you only have to carry one spare. having two spares is just more weight and wasted room. Or if you think you are not going to need a spare you could go two different sized rims
 
yeah, thats what my buddy steve says. but i was just wondering what everyone else thought.

prob gonna run the 39.5 x 15 x 17's all the way around.

ryan
 
whos been voting for the iroks while i was away?

steve....is that you?

ryan
 
iroc

yes i did vote for the i roc's

but how can i say anything

my tractor does have different tires as you have well pionted out


also to note the 6x6 tractor does work very well in soft sand and hill climbing

(i finally got to test it this weekend)

all 4 rear wheels diggin very hard
only problem seen so far is approach angle :confused:
 
Keep it all with only one spare. Plus 17's front and 15's rear, that will look dumb.
I've heard nothing but great things about the bias IROKS.
 

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