ProComp X-terrains
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ProComp X-terrains
Anybody around here ever run procomp x-terrains??
I have a chance to pickup 3 35x12.5 'like new' tires for $250.. New ones are $200.
just curious to see if they were good or total junk...
opinions please
I have a chance to pickup 3 35x12.5 'like new' tires for $250.. New ones are $200.
just curious to see if they were good or total junk...
opinions please
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They seem to be decent in the rocks and in the desert like conditions, but the suck in the mud from what i have seen (they don't clean to well). They are a good at tire for a lot of street use i think.
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Chuckles read in JP Mag they tested a few tires and one was Pro Comp Xterrain it got 3 stars for street 3 stars for mud 3 stars for sand and 3 stars for Rocks whether or not that helps you this is their thoughts on it it. The Xterrain is a radial tire with up to 3 ply sidewall they are said to be thicker and more puncture resistant than those found on some other radial tires. We didn't gouge ours,even though we tried. The Xterrain now comes in sizes up to 40" The xterrain tires offer appealing,aggressive tread pattern that doesn't take away from the road manner's of the tire,making it a great all-around choice. if this helps you decide if you want them then get them .
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bremen, just went to look at a bronco out your way. sat in some old lady's yard for 20 yrs. it has 48k original miles and is the xlt model. the interior is mint, but the outside is totally trashed. just thought id keep tossin some ideas at you to help with your junk pile.
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Originally Posted by highboy1975
bremen, just went to look at a bronco out your way. sat in some old lady's yard for 20 yrs. it has 48k original miles and is the xlt model. the interior is mint, but the outside is totally trashed. just thought id keep tossin some ideas at you to help with your junk pile.
btw, I saw a 78-79 F250 up by delmont.. (corner of rt819 and rt22). I think it has a Dana 60 front if you are looking for one for your highboy
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my dad has a set on his EB and they royally suck in the mud. they get pretty decent mileage on the road and do alright with trails and some rock crawling but all they do in mud is absorb mud and become slicker then a snot rocket!
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Originally Posted by fishmanndotcom
my dad has a set on his EB and they royally suck in the mud. they get pretty decent mileage on the road and do alright with trails and some rock crawling but all they do in mud is absorb mud and become slicker then a snot rocket!
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If all else fails..just buy the X-terrains and then just resell them. A jeep poser would LOVE those. Put them on his D28/D30's.
You know something is up when D44's are hardcore to someone.
You know something is up when D44's are hardcore to someone.
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Originally Posted by fishmanndotcom
my dad has a set on his EB and they royally suck in the mud. they get pretty decent mileage on the road and do alright with trails and some rock crawling but all they do in mud is absorb mud and become slicker then a snot rocket!
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My friend had a set on his Bko, 33x12.50's, THEY BLEW ****. No siping + large tread blocks + minimal void = round soap bars. He got stuck as much as I did, but my truck weighs 8000lbs, his is 6,000, and I had BFG ATs (35x12.50's).
