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Old 06-24-2009, 12:37 PM
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Mudding Tires
I was wondering what a great tire is for mudding. I'm not a rock-crawler or nothing like that. I have a 89 BII with stock suspension. I love mudding so I was wondering what would be good.
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i have a set of super swamper tsl's on my rig, 29x8.5x15. they tear stuff up, had to stop parking on the grass, as i was having too much fun whomping on the gas and sending grass and clumps flying
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Maxxis Bighorns are about the most aggressive inexpensive radial tire you can buy in LT235/75R15. I get comments about them frequently and they are great for traction. I love mine, bought them on E-Bay. Can be studded too.
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