hey I been wonering who makes the skinniest offroad tire?we get alot of snow here in the winters and im wondering if theres like a 38" or bigger almost as skinny as a stock tire?so my truck will cut through the snow on the road the fat tires are just really bad on snow covered roads.thanks any info will help!

 

Super Swamper makes a Bogger and a TSL in a 38.5 x 11. thats about as skinny as they come

 

ltb's are skinny but they arent tall, aside from the 47's, lol. the boggers come in 38x11's now

either that or tractor tires

-cutts-

 

> who makes the skinniest offroad tire?

Interco makes several tires in the 35x10.50x ## range. Though those are a lot smaller (they look like pizza cutters next to them) then 38s, in real life, if you are running 38s now.


I double checked Denman, they no longer make any good off road tires in anything close to that size unless you step up to the 20" rim. Then you can get the winter traction tire in 38" x 10.

http://www.denmantire.com/catalog/Catalog.pdf

 

Maxxis makes some skinny tires.

 

go with some ndt military tires, like 900-16 or the ones i want 1100-16 or they have tons of ones in 20" wheel size, if those arent skinny enough then you might need some model T wheels or somthin!

 

Like previously stated, some 38x11 boggers or TSLs are pretty skinny, and are at a good price.(Around $220 each for the bogger).

If you want taller, then the only thing I can think of are some 41 or 42" Iroks that are either 13.5" or 14" wide. That isn't real skinny, but for a 42" tire, it's fairly skinny.

 

i think i may go with the 38" bogger since its so skinny.only think i hear about boggers is they dont last to long on the street is this true?since when has a tsl come in a 38.11? i always thought tsl were like 38.15's

 

unless theyve changed the tsl lately i always thought they were 38x12.50x15 and 38x13x16

 

tractor tires as fishmann said lol

 

Just got back from the Interco site. The TSL's come in 38x12.50x15, 18x13x16, and 38.5x16x15 or 16.5. The Boggers come in 38.5x11 and 38.5x15.

 

Not as tall as you asked about, but:

http://www.intercotire.com/site32.php (34x9.50) Deep lugs, excellent mud tire.

A 255/85R16 is another locatable "tall & skinny" size (33+"), but still not anywhere near as tall as you asked about.

 

Are you running these tires on the street? If so, what are you going to do about the ice? Sure you might cut through the powder, but as soon as you hit any ice those tires become skates. I live in a snowy/icey climate and I've only seen one guy run boggers up here but he was also running 1000 studs among his four tires. There was another guy running tsl's, but he had them siped really well. Just a thought.

 

dont forget the q78 size

about a 36x10

you can get them in the original buckshot mudders(not the new maxxis ones)

and i think you can get the tsls in that size too

 

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