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[Hubnut]

Okay, I've always liked the look of taller tires that aren't quite so wide. Could I get some recommendations on an aggressive tire tread of about 36 inch height that will fit on my stock military 1 ton steel wheels? Maybe a 36X10X16? Thanks.

 

[Randy92782]

LTB's?? I know they go tall and narrow.


Not sure about anything else

 

[colbystephens]

how about those military michelins. they look great and have good reviews.

 

[gone huntin]

I'm running CO-OP GRIP SPURS 9.50/16's (35").

 

[original balzer]

I'm running CO-OP GRIP SPURS 9.50/16's (35").

these get my vote

 

[Russell]

I plan to put these on my truck:

Measure out to 37" tall, something like 9 or 10" wide. 16" rims. They are used on the Canadian LAVs, and other wheeled military vehicles. Designed to be able to absorb small arms fire to the sidewalls :P

 

[tRustyK5]

Just three of em?

Rene

 

[rwright07]

love my michelin XZL's, heavy ba$t@rds but they work on and off road

 

[Hubnut]

I had the Michelin XLs on an old deuce that I owned (M35A2). I loved em. But they ran with tubes. Do you need tubes with 900 X 16 Michelins? Where you guys get the XLs? And last, will they fit on a stock rim?

 

[Russell]

Just three of em?

Rene

There is a 4th one too -- best part is that I'm getting them for $200 bucks mounted

I suppose there is a horseshoe somewhere nearby for me this st patties day too!

 

[jt512]

http://www.ntwonline.com/BUCKSHOT_RADIAL_MUDDER_-_GATEW_P7029C939.cfm here is one.

36X11.50 A friend of mine had these on a dually and liked them .
They also make a 35 x 10.50 Bogger, don't know how agressive you want to go?

 

[Stomis]

The Q76 (78?) TSL's are 36x11

 

[rwright07]

I had the Michelin XLs on an old deuce that I owned (M35A2). I loved em. But they ran with tubes. Do you need tubes with 900 X 16 Michelins? Where you guys get the XLs? And last, will they fit on a stock rim?

No, on the internetssss, and yes on a stock 16x6.5-8" wheel

seriously though i searched for a while before i found a set of XZL's
depending on where you are prices vary.

you can get them from people all over, i got 5 with 85% tread for 800 shipped to CA from KY...

 

[Russell]

http://www.ntwonline.com/BUCKSHOT_RADIAL_MUDDER_-_GATEW_P7029C939.cfm here is one.

36X11.50 A friend of mine had these on a dually and liked them .
They also make a 35 x 10.50 Bogger, don't know how agressive you want to go?

My last set of tires were 35 x 10.5" boggers! Those things chewed like crazy

 

[Hubnut]

They recommend a 10 inch rim for those. Will they fit on my 7 inch steel wheels?

 

[colbystephens]

that would be a cheap beadlock, for sure. you'd have bad road wear tho...

 

[Russell]

I ran them on 15 x 10" steel wheels and felt that the wheels were too wide. When my truck still had half ton running gear I ran them on 15 x 8" wheels, and felt that they were much better suited. 7" would be quite dandy with a set of 35 x 10.5s

 

[Croatan_Kid]

I was originally looking for XLs, but I found a set of brand new XZLs for 800 bucks and I couldn't pass them up. I absolutely love them. They last forever and perform very well for what they are.

I'm still looking for a set of XLs just to have for when I finally wear these out. I'll just stock pile them since they're hard to find.

 

[86-1ton]

i was going to offer up the Q-78/16 TSL... i would like to get a set for 'highway' driving, just because they're tall, lighter and narrow...!

38.5/11-16/16.5 boggers, too...

 

[Hubnut]

I can't find this Q78/16 TSL you guys are describing. Where is it located.