NOTE: Sorry if this should have gone into the wheel/tire forum. Figured it was better here as it's not really a wheel tire question.

I'm looking for a picture of either a rig with TSL Boggers or just the tires themselves from the side (looking at the rim). I've googled this to death but I can only mostly find the picture that is actually on the TSL website which is more from the front. So if any of you guys have access to some TSL Boggers (preferably 38" or 40") and would be willing to take a picture (or already have a picture) of them from the side it'd be much appreciated.

I don't really care about what it's on, but I like the picture to be somewhat decent quality. Thanks.

 

like this?

 

Those are decent pics and thanks for the effort fletch, but I mean directly from the side. Looking straight at the rim.

 

hows that? lol

 

I assume your trying to Photoshop them on your truck?

 

Fletch - Thanks for all the effort man. Those will work great. Much appreaciated.

Morph - Eventually yes. I'm going to try and make a photo of what I'd eventually like it to look like. A motivational piece if you will.

 

I have some 33's on my ranger



more pictures here
http://fordtruckworld.tenmagazines.c...57-album-37593

 

hotness

 

^ x2

 

Yow!

 

Well i guess when i get my 35's i know what im buying lol

 

That's sick looking man! Nice, definetly getting some for my Ranger when I get the chance.

 

Let look sweet, they tear it up off-road but anything over 45mph on the road is just pain shaking!!
Buy radials if you plan on using your truck on the road. These are my wheeling tires, they sit in the garage until night b4 wheeling.

 

I am thinking of getting some of these for my samurai because I cant find any tractor tires for it but if I get these I am going to cut off all the small lugs to make them more like paddles.