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i drive a 78 f-250 4x4 with a 6 inch suspention lift and i want to run 38 on a 16.5 rim i was thinking super swampers boggers but i hear they ware fast on roads what would be a good tire on and off the road but i like the looks of the super swampers boggers cuz they look mean what else would be a good choise?
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From: iowa
Originally Posted by theguy_88
how far do u get out of a set of super swamper boggers?
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From: Bixby, OK
Haha, they don't last long at all.. but they perform really well. One of my freinds have them on his truck for mudding only and then he just swaps out with BFG's, I doubt you have that much money though lol. If I were you I would check out national tire and wheel, they have some good mud tires, and prices aren't too bad.
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From: Senoia, GA
ok we've discussed this on several occasions so if you search or browse past posts you will prolly find your answer there.
most would say ground hawgs cause they have a pretty hard rubber compound but they aren't awesome offroad either. the TSL ssr's are very good offroad and they last a long time on the street... Ho is running a set on his PSD and they are wearing beautifully.
boggers won't last you much longer than about 15-20K miles... given how hard you drive and how well you take care of your tires and maintain them.
-cutts-
most would say ground hawgs cause they have a pretty hard rubber compound but they aren't awesome offroad either. the TSL ssr's are very good offroad and they last a long time on the street... Ho is running a set on his PSD and they are wearing beautifully.
boggers won't last you much longer than about 15-20K miles... given how hard you drive and how well you take care of your tires and maintain them.
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From: Coutts Canada
Unless you already have your rims, i would stick with a 16" rim if possible, as the 16.5" rims have use a gay tapered bead that can allow the tire to "fall" off the bead at low PSI (like 10 and lower), the 16" rims use a square cut bead and are a lot better when aired down.
For tires i have to agree with cutts, either the ground hawgs or the SSR's l
For tires i have to agree with cutts, either the ground hawgs or the SSR's l
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From: Senoia, GA
Originally Posted by theguy_88
i have a 78 f-250 4x4 and im told that 16 inch rims rub on the brakes so i want to stay with 16.5 alum rims
Originally Posted by RawPower
What size tires does Ho have on his PSD and what year is it?
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From: southwest pa
wow, seems like every time i come on here(not much with school), the place is always polluted with "i want a tire thats good offroad but gets good gas mileage. people need to start doing searches.
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Originally Posted by highboy1975
wow, seems like every time i come on here(not much with school), the place is always polluted with "i want a tire thats good offroad but gets good gas mileage. people need to start doing searches.
ahhhhhh HAAAAA! Thank you!
finally someone with some sense
, well spoken brotha'-cutts-