tractor tires

[drycreekjeep]

anybody runnin any on there rig or have run them before?

 

[fordcontraption01]

Got a buddy that ran em for years we tried and tried to tell him it would do sooo much better with regular tires and it does stay away from the tractors. I know you probably got them for nothing but sell them to some mudbogger dude and get real tires.

 

[drycreekjeep]

thanks for the input

 

[Lickliter21]

I run some now they are 18.4x16.1. On muddy trails they will have a hard time keeping up. On rocks good luck. Dry or hard dirt TSL do better. Not sure about loose dirt yet havent found any to try them on. A 44 for little to no money they work fine. When I get another set, I can make a better comparison.

 

[KyTrash]

I use to run them on my Toyota, wet muddy nasty stuff they ROCK. On Rocks wet or dry, they suck. A heavy foot with V treads and you'll pay the price in broken parts.

 

[slytowncrawler2]

Obviously awesome in mud, climbed dirt hills good but slipped and slid on rocks(42 inch pivot tires). I'm almost through with my rockwelled 321 chassis ....... Runnin boggers for when I go north , but def gone get me a set of 54" high float pivot tires for around here .