View Poll Results: Bias IROK vs. TSL/SX

Bias IROK

44.44%

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Bias IROK vs. TSL/SX

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09-14-2008

2002FX4

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Bias IROK vs. TSL/SX

Opinions? Thoughts? Feedback?

I'm changing my tires up front (for now; back will follow suit eventually). Just not sure on one of two types I've narrowed it down to.

A couple links if anyone wishes:

http://www.offroaders.com/tech/AT-MT-Tires/Irok.htm

http://www.offroaders.com/tech/AT-MT...per_TSL_SX.htm

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09-14-2008

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id go iroks -- i think they would do better for what you are wanting to do with the truck

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09-14-2008

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if u plan todo alot of dry trail ridin and rocks, then id go with the iroks, otherwise the sx's or regular swampers are always a good choice

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09-14-2008

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Quote:

Originally Posted by HighRollerII

id go iroks -- i think they would do better for what you are wanting to do with the truck

Have you looked at the two links I included? The TSL/SX's are as biased towards hard-core wheelin' as the Bias IROK's..

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Whatevers cheaper. I think they're all of the same caliber.

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09-14-2008

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The SX is the toughest tire Interco makes. Either tire is going to perform well, but I voted SX because they are great tires that are incredibly reliable in all types of terrain.

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