?? about SSR's
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SSR's are sick in the mud.
TSL's do way better.
You can't want an awesome offroad tire and awesome milage. I say just go with a TSL radial and call it a day. 36x12.5...you can find em somewhere.
SSR's are good, but they are just like any other 'mud-terrain'. Anything short of a TSL (three stage lug) bogger or radial is just like a bfg mud terrain on our trucks. WE don't have the power to spin them and clear them out.
But for your wheelin, I woudl say MT/R's would rock on that truck!
TSL's do way better.
You can't want an awesome offroad tire and awesome milage. I say just go with a TSL radial and call it a day. 36x12.5...you can find em somewhere.
SSR's are good, but they are just like any other 'mud-terrain'. Anything short of a TSL (three stage lug) bogger or radial is just like a bfg mud terrain on our trucks. WE don't have the power to spin them and clear them out.
But for your wheelin, I woudl say MT/R's would rock on that truck!
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Originally Posted by zabeard
yeah but BFGs will get better than 30k. MTRs get better than 30k...
I meant as far as offroad, the ssr's are about as good as bfg's or mt/r's (except mud) and the 'mud terrains' last 2x as long.
In mud, you can't touch the SSR's with a 10 foot pole. They kick so much *** on our trucks because they don't 'dig' as bad as some others. BFG mud terrains plain suck in the mud, mt/r's, I won't go there because I haven't run them, but I've seen them run on a jeep....lets just say he didn't get far.
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