Which tire is good

[socalsnake]

Hey guys!!! I'm looking for a new set of tires and I dunno what brand are good for a daily driver nothin to cheap or nothing to radial but i was lookin at the ground hawgs and the super swampers tsl's mainly usin it for mud,dirt,water

 

[beater_k20]

what size are you looking for? that could play a pretty big factor. aslo what gears and trans do you have? i would say BFG M/Ts since you mentioned its a daily driver.

 

[Z3PR]

I like the Ground Hawg's myself. The seam too out last other tires.

 

[79k20350]

if your going for a daily driver id look more into radials. i lost 3mpg when i switched to bias ply cost less now but you spend more in gas

 

[socalsnake]

hi

right now i have gumbo mudders 75/40/15 in the back an the front is 40' gumbo i dunno what gears and tranny but i was prouply lookin at some 38'

 

[beater_k20]

TSL radials or Ground Hawgs

 

[beater_k20]

just noticed you're running a D44/12 bolt. you may want to reconsider 38" tires, as those axles probably wont like them very much.

 

[BigCountryx]

I can't speak on their longevity, but my 39.5 Iroks ride better unballanced than my last 2 sets of tires (38" SSR's and 35" BFG Mud Ta KM's) Both other sets had been road force balanced on what was supposed to be Hunters latest and greatest. I am very impressed w/ the road manners of a biased ply tire, my first. Oh yeah, my truck never sits more than a day, but I am yet to experience the "flat spot" that everyone says is a draw back to biased ply. I would have to think that the radial Irok should be built equally as well. $.02

 

[79k20350]

along with big country, i have noticed that my 36" 's that are unbalanced ride better than the 33" radials i had. so far ive had good luck with the flat spots. mine sits for a week at a time and i have had any problem