what tires????

crazybluerider1 · Feb 7, 2009

Iroks work bald too ask jaydog :haha::haha: . I dont think I would rock them on a daily driver though. I love the 36's on a light rig though and they work awesome in the snow. I have worn mine down about 30%-40% in 6 months though, all offroad.

dventoza · Feb 7, 2009

man i want some...... but i also know that my d35 and d30 would handle the 36"... but there is a d44 and a ford 8.8 in my near future... so then the iroks will come...

Jaydog · Feb 7, 2009

crazybluerider said:
Iroks work bald too ask jaydog :haha::haha: . I dont think I would rock them on a daily driver though. I love the 36's on a light rig though and they work awesome in the snow. I have worn mine down about 30%-40% in 6 months though, all offroad.

That was the day that I made up my mind and got the same ones that you are running :awesomework:

dventoza said:
man i want some...... but i also know that my d35 and d30 would handle the 36"... but there is a d44 and a ford 8.8 in my near future... so then the iroks will come...

I ran 35" BFG's on my D35 and D30 for about 20k miles and then went to the D44/8.8. :awesomework:

Poohbair · Feb 7, 2009

gas is on the right said:
no way 30 or 40 k... maybe 25k at the most for the tsl rad....... get a bfg Km2 best of both worlds my 2 cents

My dad ran 33x10.50 TSL Radials on his F150 daily driver / boat towing rig. He had 37K on them when he took them off, and they had plenty of tread left, but he had 1 seperate so he just put on another set of 31's that he had. His TSL Radials were siped from day 1, and worked great.

Chevyjoe · Feb 12, 2009

they aren't a name brand tire, but i havent had any problem with the mud kings. bfg makes them for tire factory. im runnin 35x12.5r15's with the centers siped and they are great for my dd, weekend wheeler. pushed 3ft of snow fairly easily unlocked and they werent packin. my dad has a set of 285's on his dd that never sees the dirt with 30k + miles on them and they still ride like new. not much sidewall tread and nothin compared to an mtr or irok, but from my experience a awesome tire for the price!

muddpigg · Feb 12, 2009

Firestone destination M/T, thick sidewalls, side tread. Not too loud, seem to have good tread life. 33/12.5/15 is largest size, I found them for a good price on-line. I'd buy them again.