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Pro Comp Mud Tires

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I am considering buying 35x12.50R15 Pro Comp mud tires. If anyone is running them please let me know how you like them.

Cornfed-90K5
1990 K5 Blazer
1977 Jeep CJ5
 
Hell, I'll answer it.

I have had them for over a year now. They arent too loud (cant hear over exhaust) and ride pretty smooth. I have only had them out a couple times, as I have a lot of down time on the truck, but in sand they did well, on the trail I went on they did pretty good. The trail was mild with on small hills and a few rocks. In mud they packed up fairly easily and cleaned up fair after a good mash of the skinny pedal.

I have the 35x12.5R15 and may be upgrading by the end of the year.
 
2 of my friends run them. Both have 33"s, one is on a crewcab longbed Dodge with the Cummins, the other on a '90 K5. They both have been real happy with the tires, and they seem to get good mileage out of them. I think there's a thread in the vendor forum where one of the vendors was gonna run the buy 3, get 1 free deal in March (plus free shipping).
 
I really like the mud terrains. Great all around tire. I had the x terrains nice tire till it snowed and then the were a little scary. But the muds are great.
 
gotmud77 said:
I had the x terrains nice tire till it snowed and then the were a little scary.
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A guy that works at the local 4x4 shop told me the exact same thing today. Said his were almost brand new but he replaced them with MT MTZ's after the first time he ran the X Terrains in the snow.
 
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BigEasy said:
A guy that works at the local 4x4 shop told me the exact same thing today. Said his were almost brand new but he replaced them with Mickey Thompson Baja Radial MTZ's after the first time he ran the X Terrains in the snow.
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Fixed it for ya ;)
 
I've been running them for a few months on my 89 'burb and I love em. I have 33's on 16's and they have been great for towing (42psi), snow wheelin (8psi), dirt & mud trail (12psi), DD (35psi) and sand (10psi). They are wearing good. The only problem is I ran 10psi on the road for like 100 miles and the secondary lugs on the outside of the tread on the fronts took a beating. I rotated and aired up to a sane pressure and I think they will recover.

I am planning to go to 35's on 18's this summer if I can afford it. I like the look and the load rating of that tire for towing. And that is what this DD 'burb is used most for.
 
this post is so old, hes probably on swampers by now. Hasn't logged on in 4 years.
 
ReadyMix... that dirty rotten ancient post diggin', pad'n for the heck-of-it, nOOb foolin' sum gun... It's his fault. :D

I have GOT to learn to read the dates on the original posts. This is NOT the first time I have been suckered like this. :o

Damn the insanity!!!! :rolleyes:
 
I noticed the date when I posted, Just figured if the poor guy was waiting for an answer, 4 years was enough.:wink1:
 
...........for the oldness of it.........


I just put mickey Thom MTZs on my '98 Dodge we'll see how they perform. We have lots of snow now.
 
bigbluesuburban said:
ReadyMix... that dirty rotten ancient post diggin', pad'n for the heck-of-it, nOOb foolin' sum gun... It's his fault. :D

I have GOT to learn to read the dates on the original posts. This is NOT the first time I have been suckered like this. :o

Damn the insanity!!!! :rolleyes:
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That is the fun of it. Stop giving it away or I won't have anything to laugh at:haha:
 
Well, I'm glad you dug it up, 'cause I was thinking about buying some next month. Thanks for the info everyone.
 
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