PitBull Rocker

[4x4_76]

Anyone have a realworld experince with these? I was lookin 39-40" tall, and at least 15" wide tyre on 16" rim, and found these.

How they perform compared to Boggers?

 

[Cajun4x4]

in the mud? if so i saw a set on a yota last year i think they where 33ish in size and they sucked something awful, preformed somewhere along the lines of a M/T of similar size

 

[Citizen Rider]

LEPER has them if i remember correctly. He LOVES them!

 

[barneybasher1010]

I have 33-13.5-15 and I like them. They last longer, and ride better than a bogger. They do well for me in the mud, sand, and the rocks I have played on. I have about 10,000 miles on mine and they are more than half tread left.I will be getting the 37-13.5.15 next time

 

[oatsk5]

tom at ord has the growlers and he like there way wide

 

[4x4_76]

39.5x16.5-16LT is the size I may purchase. They would be driven on various terrain like mud, rocks, swamps and forest roads. And some paved roads.

 

[cegusman]

Here is a good tread on pirate about the rockers. http://pirate4x4.com/forum/showthread.php?t=666666

Just ignore the posts from retard timmy

 

[barneybasher1010]

forgot to add they like low air pressure.

 

[mikey_d05]

forgot to add they like low air pressure.

All bias tires do. I run my boggers at ~2 psi.

 

[cegusman]

forgot to add they like low air pressure.

I think the key is to break them in with as little air pressure as you can. My Swamper SX's were stiff as hell at 6-8 psi. Aired down to 2-3 psi drove a couple miles to heat them up break in the sidewalls and they flex so much better now.

 

[4x4_76]

I think the key is to break them in with as little air pressure as you can.

That won't be a problem with 12" BL's