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I have had 35x12.50R15 and 37x12.50R15 Trxus MT. Never an issue with the 35s. Were great. The 37s were good too, but I did slash a sidewall on some shale (not sure anything sort of an SX or Bogger would survive that though) an one sidewall separated in less than a year. Balance was not bad. Now...

Just as bad, but for different reasons. Storms have stranded many railcars back east and the cold has reduced the rail capacity. The trains have fewer cars and are moving slower. On the highway truck end, I dunno...

Coming in though a Vancouver BC Port from China? The ports are running a week behind schedule from normal and there has been port truck strike action this week. OTOH, traffic has been great :)

Whats the frequency Kenneth? Sorry, Kevin :) You know what I mean!

Try and keep the rubber side down. Not that rubber down/rubber up alternating thing you pulled on us a few years back. :redneck: There will be a few Canadians headed down this year. Try to take it easy on them!

Could be tuff. It does not go to Alaska. Its an East-West highway http://transcanadahighway.com/general/transcanadahighway.htm The Alaska Highway goes to Alaska though :)

These the ones? http://www.sceptermilitary.com/fuel_containers/ Far superior construction as compared to the day-to-day "red" style that they sell to the public. The military edition is available from a few retail stores. Pricy in comparison, but hey, it ain't the red style.

I am on my second set. Have quite a few club members with them. they have been a great all round tire. Good in town, highway, general trial running and so forth. rubber compound is probably one of the softer around, definitely not for the full size vehicle. Had really good success with my first...

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