hello all right now i have 19.5 x 44 tires on 16'' wheels . im looking at getting something skinnier for on the road i cant remember but i thought there was a tire that is 44'' tall but is about the same width as a regular tire . i remember seeing these on duallies . any help

THANKS

 

You have boggers right now, correct? Swampers are a little narrower but the best option would be a 42" Swamper. Overall they're a fair amount narrower than the 44" swamper. I'm not aware of a narrow 44" tire myself.

 

only skinny large tires that are road worthy you will find are military tires....like goodyears andd michies

 

ok i thought that the same company that made the boggers had some kind of a skiny 44 . and i know i have seen really tall mud tires on duallies in magazines .
might need them to pass inspection so i nee something that fits under the fender a little better .
thanks

 

the skinniest/tallest bogger i believe is the 38.5 x 11" and some guy around here has them on his chebby dualie, they look decent but would look funny on a non-dualie truck imo

 

i ran those for a couple of years until they came out with the 38.5x15 bogger... i just ran them on a 10 inch wheel and they ballooned out enuf they didn't look like chainsaws... LOL

 

LOL i hope we didn't open up the debate over skinny vs wide mud tires again

 

If your only concern is going through inspection, just put some fender flares on. I got a roll of that plastic garden edging from my parents shed, put it on, went through inspection and took it right off. You can get enough of that stuff to do your truck for like 20 bucks.It may be a cheezy way to do it, but it's cheaper than real fender flares. Especially if you are only going to have it on for a couple of hours.

 

Michelin XL's like KO said... They have 46.70x15.60R20 and 44.50x14.70R20's... I tihnk those withds are correct, I dunno, they are within a half inch of that... That means getting new rims though...

 

Why would you want to spent a grand or better for new tires,just to pass inspection?Just put the stock tires back on.