tires???
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Bounty__Hunter
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I've seen them, look to be decent tires.[addsig]
I've seen them, look to be decent tires.[addsig]
Jeepster05
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1067549
do you like those bfg AT's?? a bunch of people i go wheeling with have those and they cake w/ mud real quick. My tires are a similar patern but deeper and do better in mud but they look the same. oh they're Wide climber RVT radials.[addsig]
do you like those bfg AT's?? a bunch of people i go wheeling with have those and they cake w/ mud real quick. My tires are a similar patern but deeper and do better in mud but they look the same. oh they're Wide climber RVT radials.[addsig]
PASmokeater
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1067552
I'm still lookin' for some one running these.......
Mickey Thompsons
Any help ? Pros and cons.
Rob
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I'm still lookin' for some one running these.......
Mickey Thompsons
Any help ? Pros and cons.
Rob
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MudderChuck
New member
1067570
Seen many Germans running Mickey Thompson, I havn´t looked at the sidewalls to see if they are a special model. They have a higher speed rating than most standard off-road tires.[addsig]
Seen many Germans running Mickey Thompson, I havn´t looked at the sidewalls to see if they are a special model. They have a higher speed rating than most standard off-road tires.[addsig]
MudderChuck
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1067571
Mud caked tires has a lot to do with the type of mud. My wifes XJ with Goodyear AT´s does better, mostly than mine with Goodyear MT´s. The mud seems to cake up on my MT´s and just adds extra layers instead of shedding the mud. The AT´s seem to pick up just one thin layer and shed a little.
I used to have a set of General mud treads that worked well for lower priced tires, TSL´s seem to work the best, at least in our mud, but I seem to have an awful lot of stone cuts, nicks and chunks missing from the TSL´s.[addsig]
Mud caked tires has a lot to do with the type of mud. My wifes XJ with Goodyear AT´s does better, mostly than mine with Goodyear MT´s. The mud seems to cake up on my MT´s and just adds extra layers instead of shedding the mud. The AT´s seem to pick up just one thin layer and shed a little.
I used to have a set of General mud treads that worked well for lower priced tires, TSL´s seem to work the best, at least in our mud, but I seem to have an awful lot of stone cuts, nicks and chunks missing from the TSL´s.[addsig]
