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Dec 2, 2003 | 09:24 AM

rgarrett

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regul tires

anyone used regul trailblazer a/p tires? I am having a terrible time in 4x4 with them? I didnt buy them they were new when I bought the bronco. thinking about trying new tires but these have a lot of tread left.

Dec 2, 2003 | 02:18 PM

burntPiston

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Trade the A/P's in for the Regul A/T's. You'll be ready to go.

Dec 2, 2003 | 05:08 PM

Kemicalburns

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what kinda of 4x4in are you doing. if you want a good tire look into some bfg's or goodyears, or even bridgstone has a decent tire

Dec 2, 2003 | 08:03 PM

The Tree

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Try Pro-Comp or BFG A/T's, if thats no good the bigger=better.
I have run both types if you have any questions on the 31"-35"

Dec 3, 2003 | 09:06 AM

rgarrett

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Im not doing any real heavy 4x4ing....Just while hunting traveling on bulldozed roads (mostly mud) with snow on top. Had to back down 2 steep mountain roads because I couldnt get to the top where the turn around points are! Backing down a barely one lane steep mountain road is very nerve racking and a pain in the ***!

I think I am switching to bfg's

Dec 3, 2003 | 12:55 PM

Juice

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Just pick myself up a new set of Super Swamper TSLs, HELL YEA

Dec 3, 2003 | 04:45 PM

rlh

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Try some Kumho Venture MTs. They are relatively cheap and will not be bad on the road and great off the road! With a stock rig 31X10.5 or 32X11.5.

BFG MTs are more expensive but readily available.

Then there's Interco's TSLs and Maxxis Buckshot Mudders (not bad price).