toyota4x4matt
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39.5 IROKS love them and want bigger, maybe 41????
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After having most of the tires made by interco from a 32" radial to a 39.5tsl id have to say my favorite was the 38.5 sx.. I owned 2 sets of them and Id buy another.
Currently the truck is sitting on 33" cooper a/t's but it'll be on 35" schwabbies sxt muds for g-dale... Thats right time to be jealous of the treads kids.... :flipoff:
Currently the truck is sitting on 33" cooper a/t's but it'll be on 35" schwabbies sxt muds for g-dale... Thats right time to be jealous of the treads kids.... :flipoff:
Rock_Crusher
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for the dd / we offroader - i have always found BF Goodrich M/t's a good solid choice for the NorthWest & surrounding area's to wheel...
there are alot of other comparable tires in the M/T series, but the Bf's seem to work out good.
now, if i had a buggy... or strickly offroader T/Q. i'd have to make a choice on what type of wheeling i did? a rock tire? a mud tire? both? i've always had goodluck w/ super swamper tsl bia's ply tires... and can not complain.
however, as stated... it really depends on the type of wheeling you do?
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there are alot of other comparable tires in the M/T series, but the Bf's seem to work out good.
now, if i had a buggy... or strickly offroader T/Q. i'd have to make a choice on what type of wheeling i did? a rock tire? a mud tire? both? i've always had goodluck w/ super swamper tsl bia's ply tires... and can not complain.
however, as stated... it really depends on the type of wheeling you do?
------------------------------------------ my 3 cents
72beater
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Old school Mud Diggers going onto the wifes Cherokee. Still undecided on new tires for the toyota. Prolly 36" TSL's.
Alpine4x4
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Ran some radial TSL's in the 33" flavor. Good traction but too hard and chunked really easy. Now its on 31" BFG AT's for the winter!
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Lovin' My 34x10.50 LTBs. 
GRW
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Running 33 MTR's they are ok (suck in heavy mud).
I got a screaming deal on them new, so life goes on.
Before that I had 33 TSL R's siped (helped with wet & icy roads).
I wish Interco made a big 33 to 35 IROK, that is what I want to try next.
I like the 34 LTB but but I prefer the 12.5 wide and I am told they have isses with street balancing isses?
I got a screaming deal on them new, so life goes on.
Before that I had 33 TSL R's siped (helped with wet & icy roads).
I wish Interco made a big 33 to 35 IROK, that is what I want to try next.
I like the 34 LTB but but I prefer the 12.5 wide and I am told they have isses with street balancing isses?
GRW
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Running 33 MTR's they are ok (suck in heavy mud).
I got a screaming deal on them new, so life goes on.
Before that I had 33 TSL R's siped (helped with wet & icy roads).
I wish Interco made a big 33 to 35 IROK, that is what I want to try next.
I like the 34 LTB but but I prefer the 12.5 wide and I am told they have isses with street balancing isses?
I got a screaming deal on them new, so life goes on.
Before that I had 33 TSL R's siped (helped with wet & icy roads).
I wish Interco made a big 33 to 35 IROK, that is what I want to try next.
I like the 34 LTB but but I prefer the 12.5 wide and I am told they have isses with street balancing isses?
Dain Bramage
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currently got some balding 31" wild country RVTs on my truck, got a line on a set of 30" MTRs with lots of tread left, so that will hopefully be happening next month.
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There's a ton-o-lead on my wheels but they do ride smooth on the freeway. If I knew they were gonna take that much, I would have skipp the balance and just BB'd them.GRW said:
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