Streetable mud tire??
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hey just got home, thought this was an offroad forum
whats all the BFG AT crap (yeah i have iroks but gottem cheap)
also got a good buy on the at's on my wifes expedition-----so maybe you at guys can start a new at & scrapbooking forum and talk about driving on snow covered pavement and them huge 3" deep mud holes!!!!
whats all the BFG AT crap (yeah i have iroks but gottem cheap)
also got a good buy on the at's on my wifes expedition-----so maybe you at guys can start a new at & scrapbooking forum and talk about driving on snow covered pavement and them huge 3" deep mud holes!!!!
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From: St George, SC I-95
Originally Posted by bad96
yeah i have iroks but gottem cheap
Originally Posted by bad96
also got a good buy on the at's on my wifes expedition-----so maybe you at guys can start a new at & scrapbooking forum and talk about driving on snow covered pavement and them huge 3" deep mud holes!!!!
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From: Springfield, VA
Yeah, don't hate on the IROKS! I ran a set of 36's last year in the bogs, and I still run them in the front for the bogs. Those scooped lugs work!
Now about the chit talking newbs, I don't know, bleed over from Pirate? They assume that sine we have been here for years, and wel all know and give grief to each other, then they can talk smack???? Got me...
Now about the chit talking newbs, I don't know, bleed over from Pirate? They assume that sine we have been here for years, and wel all know and give grief to each other, then they can talk smack???? Got me...
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From: Quad Cities, Iowa
My two cents. The Nitto Mud Grappler: Looks good, performs well, is well made and balences with ease, holds together with resonable tread life in a 5 or 6 tire rotation.
Some may not like the Nitto, however, it perfomed quite well for me. In every catagory, there will be something better and something worse
Some may not like the Nitto, however, it perfomed quite well for me. In every catagory, there will be something better and something worse
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From: Winter Garden, FL
Originally Posted by OverEngineer
My two cents. The Nitto Mud Grappler: Looks good, performs well, is well made and balences with ease, holds together with resonable tread life in a 5 or 6 tire rotation.
Some may not like the Nitto, however, it perfomed quite well for me. In every catagory, there will be something better and something worse
Some may not like the Nitto, however, it perfomed quite well for me. In every catagory, there will be something better and something worse
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From: Louisiana
I've never seen the mud grapplers in action personaly, but I used to think they would pull about as good as a decent M/T, but from what i hear they suck. Good for mall crawlers, but not the tire I'd choose for a street driven truck anyway.
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From: Neenah, Wisconsin
Originally Posted by 77'F-150Mudder
The Goodyear MT/Rs supposedly walk all over the BFGs in the mud and have excellent street manners. I can't say first hand. The MT/Rs I ordered went on national backorder so I went with Swamper TSLs.
I pulled a hummer with mt/r's out of a swamp once and then drove back through it with my bfg m/t's......
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From: On a farm in Alberta.
Mickey Thompson Baja MTZ's are awomse for hwy and mud. I got already around 45,000-50,000 km on them and still got about 80-85% tread left. Rotate those tires every oil change, it helps prolong the life!
I'm have Dunlop mud rovers on my truck before my MTZ's and they werent to bad, just ive found dont seen to clean fast in tacky mud...
Another good tire is either Toyo MT's (good hwy milage) or Dick Cepek Mud Countries....
I'm have Dunlop mud rovers on my truck before my MTZ's and they werent to bad, just ive found dont seen to clean fast in tacky mud...
Another good tire is either Toyo MT's (good hwy milage) or Dick Cepek Mud Countries....
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From: On a farm in Alberta.
Originally Posted by OverEngineer
My two cents. The Nitto Mud Grappler: Looks good, performs well, is well made and balences with ease, holds together with resonable tread life in a 5 or 6 tire rotation.
Some may not like the Nitto, however, it perfomed quite well for me. In every catagory, there will be something better and something worse
Some may not like the Nitto, however, it perfomed quite well for me. In every catagory, there will be something better and something worse
The Nittos may look "Neato" but arnt worth it when for the price of them, you can buy a nice set of cheaper/better tires.
just another Rockwell looser
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From: Cocoa, FL
Originally Posted by 2kcrewcab
Oh, and i think i've only been breaking nick's ballz about his michelins. Don't think I've insulted anyone else! :P
michelins are ok...
NEWB!!!!!!!!
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From: St George, SC I-95
Originally Posted by quadzjr
the ONLY thing good about the nittos is the look SAWEEEEET!!!.....other than that they blow.....but they are perfect for da mawl crawlers
Im going to be quiet on that one.
