How could they possibly ride well with the flat spots :****:B.DRAKE said:I have 37" Bias IROKs on my Yota that gets driven on the street and they do real well actually!
Ya gotta bring it outta the shop and dust it off... not just wash n wax
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Ya gotta bring it outta the shop and dust it off... not just wash n wax
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That black Toyota is like Bigfoot everyone talks about it but rarely seen.
B.DRAKE
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kmcminn said:
Ha! I don't know about all that! Maybe like Bigfot the monster truck, because it's way too tall
maybe one of these days I'll get to lowering her back down to a decent ride height
MoparMan
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I just bought a set of 35-12.50-15 Pro Comp mud terrains from 4wheelparts. They've got them on sale right now. I got 4 tires for $771 shipped. Havent driven on them much yet but they seem to be pretty good tires, especially for the price.
B.DRAKE
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Rokcrler said:How could they possibly ride well with the flat spots :****:
Ya gotta bring it outta the shop and dust it off... not just wash n wax
Well maybe once you get the flat spots out they are pretty good
TacomaJD
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I had a detailed post typed, but it's pointless to argue anything in the modern tire world. BFG has always set the bar high in the tire world, but there are SEVERAL other tire brands that are on par with BFG nowadays. I refuse to pay for BFG's personally.
Good set of TSL radials if you want offroad performance and onroad stability, just noisy as hell. Even some of the bias Swampers ride decent on the road with the correct air pressure and after the rubber warms up and rids the flat spots from sitting.
Good set of TSL radials if you want offroad performance and onroad stability, just noisy as hell. Even some of the bias Swampers ride decent on the road with the correct air pressure and after the rubber warms up and rids the flat spots from sitting.
Neal3000
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B.DRAKE said:I have 37" Bias IROKs on my Yota that gets driven on the street and they do real well actually!
Thats a sharp yoyo!
B.DRAKE
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Neal3000 said:
Thank you sir! I've had it goin on 13 years, since I was 15.
Paperstreet10
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I had considered tsl sx or possibly the km2's. they both seem to be widely popular.
TBItoy
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Paperstreet10 said:
Km2 are street tires IMO.
Literally every person I know who has them (3) and uses them off road has cut sidewalls completely out of them
