What tire you running?

Not Jobless · Oct 22, 2007

darius said:
I could have sworn that was the middle.......Screw it, I still think the baja claw is the best IMO.

he went up...down...across...until he rolled over and almost cut his finger off.

jeepmauler · Oct 22, 2007

40X13-18" Baja Claws

lilyota · Oct 22, 2007

38-12.25-15 TSL bias

LWB Samurai Joe · Oct 22, 2007

Like Mr. Krashola, 38.5 SXers.

Not Jobless · Oct 22, 2007

LWB Samurai Joe said:
Like Mr. Krashola, 38.5 SXers.

Does that thing ever get wheeled?

Every picture you ever post has it sitting in the yard or at the ditch at the local baseball field.

Not Jobless · Oct 22, 2007

jeepmauler said:
40X13-18" Baja Claws

Those will never work

wentz912 · Oct 22, 2007

I love my 30x9.50 Kelly MSRs, far as i know they don't make them anymore, been trying to find a bigger set for forever now. Lookin probably at 32x11.50 BFG ATs for the ice and snow stuff or same size Truxs MTs for the same stuff as wel as the mud come next season....

brokenparts · Oct 22, 2007

39.5X13.5X15 Irok Bias...

Money Mark · Oct 23, 2007

If I was to tell you my favorite tire at the date in time this thread was started.......I'd say Thornbirds.:flipoff:

But if I had to tell you the BEST tire around I'd say the Baja Claw Sticky-Style. But only because all the cool kids said so.:fawkdancesmiley:

Snowrunner · Oct 23, 2007

Ive run 35-12.5 r15 and 37-14.5 r15 toyos. I run mostly in the snow and both do really well. Especially aired down to about 2lbs. Best tire for the snow though is the 38-15.5 r15 gumbo mudders. Not sure what else I would run. I prefer raidials for the snow and it seems like its hard to find something decent these days thats tall and wide on a 15 inch rim.

pbmcauliffe · Oct 23, 2007

Jobless said:
he went up...down...across...until he rolled over and almost cut his finger off.

That was impressive, until said finger incident & Tory almost passing out when calling me to help.
First time I had seen the Iroks work in the snow, and they did great.

darius · Oct 23, 2007

ToyBug said:
If I was to tell you my favorite tire at the date in time this thread was started.......I'd say Thornbirds.:flipoff:

But if I had to tell you the BEST tire around I'd say the Baja Claw Sticky-Style. But only because all the cool kids said so.:fawkdancesmiley:

You know it.:flipoff:

LWB Samurai Joe · Oct 23, 2007

Jobless said:
Does that thing ever get wheeled?

Every picture you ever post has it sitting in the yard or at the ditch at the local baseball field.

Im working on that.....

Grommit327 · Oct 23, 2007

Snowrunner said:
Ive run 35-12.5 r15 and 37-14.5 r15 toyos. I run mostly in the snow and both do really well. Especially aired down to about 2lbs. Best tire for the snow though is the 38-15.5 r15 gumbo mudders. Not sure what else I would run. I prefer raidials for the snow and it seems like its hard to find something decent these days thats tall and wide on a 15 inch rim.

I swear all the east side guys are hooked on Gumbos...my buddy ran them over there but they didn't do as great in the west side wetter snow when he wheeled here. That and the sidewalls tear out so easy

79chevy39.5's · Oct 23, 2007

39.5 tsls for a 16.5 will not buy again unless i get a groover (tread is bad in the snow) (for chevy)
lookin to get somethin in the 34-36 range and looking at the q78 swampers (for cj)

SuperJon · Oct 23, 2007

36 12.5 swamper tsl's...would definently buy another set..they hook up very nice in the mud and the trail

S10slayer · Oct 23, 2007

36 tsl's on 15x10 wheels like them very much!!

84Toyota4x4 · Oct 23, 2007

37x14-15 Bias Iroks, bought used with about 70% tread. Im loving them so far. Came to these from a 35x14.50-15 Radial SSR. I hated the SSRs from day one, but to be fair, I never aired them down the first 3/4 of their life because I was still new to the scene and I bought the truck with them. The used Iroks at full pressure have done tons better than the SSRs did even aired down. When we ran up to the snow just the other day I got to try them out, and they did a lot better than I expected. I only dropped them to about 10 PSI too.

~T.J.

jeepermc · Oct 23, 2007

1997 Ford F-350 tow rig- 315/75/16 Toyo M/T- Like em alright..Might wear too fast & too much $$.
1952 CJ-3A Wheeler- 35-12.50-15 MTR- Work well for the price.
1969 Ford F-250- QR78/15 Buckshot Radial- Awesome when new/35.12.50-15 TXR- Suck
1975 Ford F-250- 33x12.50-16.5 Wild Country RVT Traction- Haven't run em enough
1957 Jeep FC-150- 31x11.50-15 Wildcat- Work well for what they are, Used to be on the 3A. Haven't driven the FC....

Have 33X12.50-15 Radial TSL off the 3A also that worked pretty well.