az-k5
1/2 ton status
Run them around 25psi and they will wear dead flat (a good thing) I have run mine at 25psi for 2 years with perfect wearing (along with keeping up on rotations).
CK5
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My first "big" tires
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SkulzNBonz
1/2 ton status
I've got the 35's now, but the 37's are next when these wear out. MTR's kick a$$.
John
John
smokkey1
1/2 ton status
mrk5 said:
wow.. that's kind of disappointing. I thought they would have at least measured out to 36"
UseYourBlinker
1 ton status
It look's like about atleast 6oz. of lead weight's on that front left tire. Did I win the prize? 
I've been waitin' for someone to comment on the weights.UseYourBlinker said:It look's like about atleast 6oz. of lead weight's on that front left tire. Did I win the prize?
That's the only way the shop would balance them. I haven't had a problem loosing weights yet, had one get flattened out good but that's about it. I figured if I have a problem I'll do something different. And I'm going to paint them black.
I'll try that out. Are you running 8" wheels? I do get free tire rotations, so I plan on taking advantage of that.az-k5 said:
az-k5
1/2 ton status
Yes, 8" wheels.
Hossbaby50
3/4 ton status
Hell my 35" MTR's do pretty well at highway speeds and I have ripped most of the wheel weights off on rocks and most of my rims have some pretty decent rock rash and bent lips. Even my MTR that was somewhat out of round does great on the highway. I can do 75+ mph without vibrations or any problems.
Make sure you take advantage of the rotation. MTR's need to be rotated regularly. I would have the tires rotated at every oil change.
Harley
Make sure you take advantage of the rotation. MTR's need to be rotated regularly. I would have the tires rotated at every oil change.
Harley
