jamber2541
1/2 ton status
Is anyone running these?
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Yet another tire question
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Hossbaby50
3/4 ton status
What terrain? One of the four wheeling mags did a review on them and if I remember right they did pretty good except they didn't hook up all that well in the rocks. I think they also only have a 2 ply sidewall so check them out and compare the sidewall thickness to something like a BFG or MTR to see if they are as thick. If they are not as thick as an MTR or a BFG I would skip them since BFG's and MTR's are known to have somewhat weak sidewalls.
Harley
Harley
jamber2541
1/2 ton status
I should have gone into more detail but I was being lazy, I was out wheeling today and tore the sidwall on my Pro Comp MT's I am running 35's and my spare is almost gone too. I have used Dick Cepeck MT II's, BFG's and Mud Kings in the past. Out of all the ones I ran in the past I liked the Dick Cepecks the best but they dont sell those anymore ( at least not that style)
so I am surfing the net trying to find something I different that works and those have a pretty fair price. Now I just needs pro's and con's
so I am surfing the net trying to find something I different that works and those have a pretty fair price. Now I just needs pro's and con's
02turbogixxer
Registered Member
I have never tried that tire but I went to that site you are looking at and you have a whole 3 tires to choose from. I can tell you I ordered 4 Dunlop Mud Rovers from www.tirerack.com and I was happy with thier service and the tires. I think I am going to get some Goodyear Wrangler M/Ts from them this year.
OffRoad
1/2 ton status
some of the guys in my 4x4 club were saying that mudkings have a really thin sidewall.
