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TJ1978

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I know this is considered by some a dead tire size. But if one's wants to go super swamper or have some back up wheels for $200 what do you guys think?

Probably not worth it at all but the wheels look cool.

 
You need nitrous to pull swampers with that little motor
 
8.25wide rims and 35x12.50 = sucked in sidewalls . look funny in my book . i always prefer 2" wider sidewall to rim width look .
 
Usually run a 4” or so offset Offroad. Helps keep the tire on the bead
never had problem with 25psi and 12.50 on 10" rim 16.5 combo . hard mud and snow wheeling . . but yes the more narrow the rim the better for cheep man bead locks .
 
On the slick rock it’s not uncommon to run 10-15 psi. Sucking that rim in does work well for that
 
yeah 25 psi is full aired up. I run 10-12 in the manx type. When I lost the tire on my kids truck Idk what the air pressure was at the time but I am thinking in the mid 20's, had a slow leak. 37 12.50r 16.5 on 10" wide rims. whole tire diapered. If had been on an 8-8.5 might have stayed on the rim.
 
I've owned Super Swamper TSL's and in my humble opinion they suck! YMMV.
 
I know this is considered by some a dead tire size. But if one's wants to go super swamper or have some back up wheels for $200 what do you guys think?

Probably not worth it at all but the wheels look cool.

That’s what I paid new in 2005 for same rim from keystone. So if they fit your style they are good rims. I have 35x12.5 on them and have not ever had an issue.
 

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