[THE_REAL_ RAINER]

I would like to know which tires are the best for lots of off roading and some town driving. I am getting a 6 inch lift. I was looking at super swampers(TSL's,IROK's), bfgoodrich(mud terrains), mickey tompson(baja claw in particular), other others. I would like to know if i should get them in 35x12.5x15's or 36x12.5x15's and would i have to do trimming on the fenders etc. to fit them on.:rofl:

 

[WheelinElvis]

please tell me the ":rofl: " means youre just fawkin around...

im going to run 39.5" TSLs when i do my SAS. i hear theyre great for mud- but crap for on-road driving. im sponsered by a company- so i get new tires when i need em:goodfinge .

i hear the IROK radials are good- but they chunk. the bias ply IROKs are really soft- and they chunk too.

most people will tell you to go BFG cus its a good all-around tire.

i havnt heard much about the MTs

you wont have to trim for 35x12.50 if you get a 6" kit.

now shut the fawk up and search...
ace

 

[Paul91]

Guys, let me handle this one..............SEARCH First!

Sorry, not to be a dick...search all your answers will be revealed.

 

[WheelinElvis]

oh- i SO allready man-handled the search line...
step ahead man...step ahead
ace

 

[88_Bronco_4x4]

im going to run 39.5" TSLs when i do my SAS. i hear theyre great for mud- but crap for on-road driving. im sponsered by a company- so i get new tires when i need em:goodfinge .

ace

What?!?! you can be sponsored for off roading? How do I get in on a deal like that?!?

 

[THE_REAL_ RAINER]

i searched for the tire types and found not much info. I did find info on the 36 inch tires somepeople say i do have to trim the fender some say i dont some say body lift i am just trying to get some straight answers. I was hoping somebody will giveme a straight answer after searching. I searched for baja claw and it came up with oscer's new tires and some other links but none said if they are a good tire.

Does anybody have experience with the claw's or the irok's or the Tsl's. I would like a tire that wears slowly. but will give me good offroading tread and on road tread.

 

[dub]

sounds like you are looking for a radial all terrain then

 

[WheelinElvis]

What?!?! you can be sponsored for off roading? How do I get in on a deal like that?!?

my mommmy loves me...

i have a show/trail rig. im also in FFA, so i go to livestock shows, cook-offs, breed barns, feed-stores... alot of high-traffic areas. i put their name on graphic window tinting- put it on my back windows... i get mad cash.

its my mom's company... i pitched the idea and they bit!
ill be posting when i start doing all the mods this summer. i can post a list of all the stuff im getting if yall really want to be jealous...
ace

 

[Ralphenstein]

Mud Terrain's...Not much louder than the A/T and lasts just as long (Had two sets)

Great in all sorts of conditions, A/T's seemed to be better in snow tho.

 

[1clean5.8]

Im not going to reply im in a bad mood

 

[THE_REAL_ RAINER]

Is there anyway i can get 36 inch tires under my bronco with a six inch lift on it. With out cutting or a body lift.

 

[daverbmxer]

Yes, they should fit with a 6 inch lift. Check for other options by looking in the "Tire and Lift Info" sticky option at the top.

 

[JD_Bronco]

i don't know, do you have the factory ghetto lowrider kit, the body sits lower than the frame if you have that:rofl:

 

[THE_REAL_ RAINER]

which are better for offroading 36's or 35's on a six inch lift

 

[WasACop3436]

I have 6 inches (tee hee:doh0715: ) and I am running 36x12.5xr15 TSL SX's. They suck on the road but are kick ass in anything else. They flatspot bad when my truck sits for a while. So far there is zero rubbing.

 

[THE_REAL_ RAINER]

I have 6 inches (tee hee:doh0715: ) and I am running 36x12.5xr15 TSL SX's. They suck on the road but are kick ass in anything else. They flatspot bad when my truck sits for a while. So far there is zero rubbing.

So the 36's are good, do you have good articulation offroad?

 

[SpecialK]

if one want good on road preformance go mud terrians because they get increadible on road wear and are good off road. i know that TSL's are great off road and i think you can get a radial in it and i've been told that you can get decent milage with it. My thinking on your 6 inch lift is that there should be no rubbing, i think this because i read it on the tire and lift section of the forum and i have 33' on a stock bronco that dont rub at all so lifting it six and gieting a inch to inch and a half bigger radius on the tire shouldn't make it rub

 

[WasACop3436]

So the 36's are good, do you have good articulation offroad?

Stole this from 90beater's webpage.

 

[THE_REAL_ RAINER]

Stole this from 90beater's webpage.

I think i am going to go with some 35's instead. I am going to get radials. How can you tell if your rim fits on a tire. 35x12.5-15LT the 15 means rim height the 35 means tire height and 12.5 means tire width. But i have 15x8 rims will those fit on the 35's

 

[Redwagon]

Im running 35 inch procomp mud terrains on 15x8 wheel...with a 6 inch lift...slight rubbing on front when fully extending but thats about it...well thats I was running that setup...in the middle of an sas right now.