these fill the wheel wells out nice lol.

 

Those look pretty sweet, how do they handle in snow?
Mine'll be here in like 2 1/2 weeks, stupid shops not actually carrying them in stock, and having to order them, and just keeping crap in stock...

 

I just got them on a couple weeks ago. We haven't had snow yet here. They are a little noisey but they just add to the overall sound of the truck lol.

 

ahh those are awsome, what size are they

 

Kenpo, I am right down the road from you.

 

Running the same military 37s on my 86. They ride like a long lasting mud terrain. Can't argue with the price.

Look real good on the Bronco.

 

Looking good Ken!

 

Are those military GY's? The treads look like they won't handle well in the snow, but I don't know. The Super Swampers on my Jeep won't move it a foot on ice.

 

I love the look of those military GoodYears.

 

Yes they are military gy's. They are 37x12.5x16.5's and for the price they can't be beat lol. I got them from Trailworthy fab.

Hey catfish where are you at? I might be able to stop in some time.

 

Nice. You could sipe them and they'll be good in the winter.

 

I have heard of sipeing but never did it. What all is involved with doing it? Can I do it myself?

 

I siped a pair of tires for my Dodge diesel and I could feel the tread block "squirm" around corners.
They may have been siped too much????????

They work good on snow/icey roads though as the sipes grab sow and hold it which "sticks" to the icey/snowy road surface better.

All-terrain type tires with tight tread blocks work good for this too.

 

You don't want to sipe them too deep.

Yep. You can buy Heated Tire Siper and different heads to do it yourself. I've heard of guys making their own setup too. Siping them will increase their lifespan too.

 

Basically you just slice the tread blocks.
If you are going to try it yourself you might want to do some reasearch so you don't screw-up a perfectly good set of mud tires.