[sfivecoat]

does anyone have complaints with ground hawgs im thinking of getting some

 

[Ogeechee 4x4]

other than paying $200+ ea for state-of-the-art 1970's tire technology, I don't have any complaints about them. They're a hard tire compound, but that means they'll wear good on the street. No the best for rock crawlin. They are quieter than LTB's tho....

 

[Guest]

My buddy has them on a 77 K-20 and they rock. He's never gotten stuck in that truck (so he claims anyways). I was with him one time when he decided to go on a rampage and test out his front bumper guard. Took out some shrubs (most as thick as my arm and a couple about the size of a standard round trash can). I'm thinking of getting some in 36x14.5x15 for my Bronco eventually.

 

[Emilio]

Theyare bias tires aren't they. I've all ways wanted a set but was told not to get them if I was pulling a trailer around. They would be going on a daily driver so wear is a concern to.

 

[Chris85xlt]

i like my 40's. rides well on the road but sucks when its wet out.

 

[Formula350sd]

From what I have seen they seem to clog up if you cant get good wheel speed I personally wouldent buy them unless I got a really good deal a TSL would be a much better choice IMHO

 

[Guest]

The Ground Hawgs come in Bias and Radial varieties. The one on my buddy's truck is Bias ply, 15/40 I think.

 

[quiefinator]

my dad swears by them and loves them, he had them on his 89 gmc and his 94 f250 i really like em' very directional, but hey if you can make it through the first time, why the hell do u have to back up

 

[Ogeechee 4x4]

here... www.denmantire.com they're made in both bias and radial versions