Anyone use these tires?

SUPAFLY · Feb 4, 2007

This is a great price even if you have to get new wheels to fit them. Any opinions/comments?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/36X1...tegoryZ66474QQihZ008QQitemZ180082088574QQrdZ1

crash2 · Feb 4, 2007

very very very stiff tires.....

pokey · Feb 4, 2007

almost bullet proof sidewals:tank:

SUPAFLY · Feb 4, 2007

They are a load range C. Can't be any worse than my 10-ply load range E Toyos. I just wonder how they perform in the NW, and how long they would last.

KarlVP · Feb 4, 2007

We have them on all the Hummers at work (navy base). Too bad we can't wheel 'em. But they wear okay for what we do.

I know the Army boys like to run TSL's on thier hummers. But they actually get to use thier toys.

militaryota · Feb 4, 2007

junk! stiff! like gumbo mudders or grond hawgs but worse!!!

MAYBE if they were FREE

crash2 · Feb 4, 2007

SUPAFLY said:
They are a load range C. Can't be any worse than my 10-ply load range E Toyos. I just wonder how they perform in the NW, and how long they would last.

But load rating doesn't say how well the sidewall flex's....

SUPAFLY · Feb 4, 2007

I think I may just keep my 16" wheels and go with the 36X13.50X16 Irok radials. I just came across the H1 tires and my brain tried to think about saving money! :beer:

Paulie · Feb 5, 2007

Go SX for Nw wheelin. most common tire around here and feedback is positive.

Bunk1 · Feb 5, 2007

Dont ever air down those tires. And like paulie said, get some sx's.

NotMatt · Feb 5, 2007

SUPAFLY said:
I think I may just keep my 16" wheels and go with the 36X13.50X16 Irok radials. I just came across the H1 tires and my brain tried to think about saving money! :beer:

Get the bias Iroks. The radials have weak sidewalls.

Freeride · Feb 5, 2007

The goodyear tire store in Woodinville said those tires are being liquidated nationwide. The Woodinville store said they were offered those tires at something like $40 each, but they had to take hundreds.

cheesemaker · Feb 5, 2007

If you wheel, 16.5 is the worst wheel to have due to no beadlock bump on the wheel! What it boils down to is if you run down the air psi, the bead will fall off the wheel! Air psi is what holds the tire on the lip of the wheel! All other wheels, 12",13"~ up to 24" all have a little bump that the lip of the tire has to "POP" over to seat the bead! 16.5 don't!

I've seen people with 35-12.50/16.5 tires with 40+ psi bump a curb and pop the bead off the tire! They are a waste of money! Unless you want to spend the whole wheeling trip reseating the tire back on the wheel!

Berne · Feb 5, 2007

cheesemaker said:
If you wheel, 16.5 is the worst wheel to have due to no beadlock bump on the wheel!

unless you run the proper wheel!!!!

:flipoff:

--B

motoman432 · Feb 6, 2007

I have 16.5 wheels on my 39.5 tsl's and have only popped one off the beed in the 8 months they have been on and that was due to a tree rut and i run 10psi at all times. Like Berne said its all about the wheel.