chvymudin3388
1/2 ton status
i know i got another post going but i now need to learn about the dunlop radial mud rover. thanks
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dunlop radial mud rover
- Thread starter chvymudin3388
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supersize75k5
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I think they are a loud tire for what they are, drove to new mexico ina truck with them, they are more annoying then swampers somehow, or maybe my motor just drowns the sound??
Well I only have ONE on my truck right now due to budget issues and needing to replace a tire. I notice no noise from that tire and it rides just as smooth as it did with my bald MT's. But.. it is only one tire.
I bought a set of 35x12.50's last summer. I love them. Cheaper than swampers of the same size. Mine are quiet, way quieter than my buddies Q78 swampers. Not as quiet as a all terrain, but I can only hear mine with the windows down. As far as how they work, mine got me through the same deep snow drifts with open axles that my buddies truck got through with his swampers and being locked up. What little I've tried in mud worked well, but I don't go looking for mud. They clean out easy with a blip of the throttle.
Plus since they are radials they ride nice and balance out with minimal wieght. I got mine at sam's club for $125 a tire. If you are on a budget and need a solid tire they are a good choice.
Plus since they are radials they ride nice and balance out with minimal wieght. I got mine at sam's club for $125 a tire. If you are on a budget and need a solid tire they are a good choice.
JIMs70K25
1/2 ton status
My burb had 33s on it when I bought my burb. Seem to be wearing good and to me they don't seem real loud. Compared to bias ply swampers or ground hawgs I had on my trucks.
I have had two sets 33 and 35 and have been happy with both.
juanblzer
1/2 ton status
my opinion:
These tires were the worst tires I've ever owned. They sucked in mud. I had over 3 flats from regular forest wheeling (not even rock crawling) and daily driving. You are better off getting a bfg all terrain or pathfinder than wasting any hard earned dough on these rubber pieces of dog poop.
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but that's just my opinion
These tires were the worst tires I've ever owned. They sucked in mud. I had over 3 flats from regular forest wheeling (not even rock crawling) and daily driving. You are better off getting a bfg all terrain or pathfinder than wasting any hard earned dough on these rubber pieces of dog poop.
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but that's just my opinion
friend has them on his frontier, they loud, but gave him good grip in mud
supersize75k5
OrganDonorRacing.com
JIMs70K25 said:
what is the cost differance between these andthe bfg
I do remember the genneral mud tire or maybe the dunlop one in a 35 for just for under 130 a few years back at sams club though, I believe they are more pricy now
JIMs70K25
1/2 ton status
$25-30 a tire.
At my sams club the price on the Mud Rovers has gone up for a 35 to 142, but a bfg mudder is going for 180. The bfg all terrain is 153.73.
THe gap in price with the BFG All Terrain is less than it was, but if you still wanted a mud tire you are going to pay $40 a tire more. For some of us poor working stiffs, that's the difference between buying 3 tires or buying 4. Since my truck needs 4 tires, I bought the dunlops. I've been pleasantly surprised and don't have any regrets or complaints.
But I'm just one guy that's had them on mine for a year now. what's my opinion worth.....
THe gap in price with the BFG All Terrain is less than it was, but if you still wanted a mud tire you are going to pay $40 a tire more. For some of us poor working stiffs, that's the difference between buying 3 tires or buying 4. Since my truck needs 4 tires, I bought the dunlops. I've been pleasantly surprised and don't have any regrets or complaints.
But I'm just one guy that's had them on mine for a year now. what's my opinion worth.....
