How long would they last on a truck that is driven to the trail and sees some street time? I've read all kinds of varying reports as to how long they would last, with a couple of people that've actually ran them saying they would last a long time and didn't wear down much at all in the 5k-10k miles they had ran them. I'm concerned that I'd buy these and then they would melt off in less than a year and not be nearly as street friendly as picking up a set of 33/12.5 generic mud tires. Also, how bad are they on the street? :corn:
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33x13.50-15 Pitbull Rockers?
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boardbysled
Tree Nerd.
Good luck even gettin a set. Took me a good week to find a place with the 35x12.5r15's in stock:booo:
I am assuming radials? Japerry seems to have put quite a bit of mileage on his 37's and they seem to be full tread still.:awesomework:
I am assuming radials? Japerry seems to have put quite a bit of mileage on his 37's and they seem to be full tread still.:awesomework:
pbmcauliffe
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On the size you have listed would be a bias, one customer hit roughly 22k before he replaced his and that was on a daily diver. They are a bit softer than some other dot tires, so you may experience fewer miles than a different tire.
Now if your talking about the radial which is a 12.50, they didn't start shipping until January and production issues stopped them in March, so getting good info on them as fr as mileage is concerned will be tough.
I can say that the 35" radials we have on the YJ have had three comps and numerous day trips on them and they show a little wear.
Now if your talking about the radial which is a 12.50, they didn't start shipping until January and production issues stopped them in March, so getting good info on them as fr as mileage is concerned will be tough.
I can say that the 35" radials we have on the YJ have had three comps and numerous day trips on them and they show a little wear.
