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Unread 02-10-2010, 09:21 PM   #1
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best off road tires?

in the market for some new tires mostly for a trail rig only drive on the road to and from the trails...any info/pics help...kinda lookin into the swamper LTB any other suggestions?

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Unread 02-11-2010, 03:40 AM   #2
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If this is going to be an almost strictly offroad rig then why not go with the TSL's? The TLS's come in far more sizes than the LTB's so you can probably get the exact size you want instead of being close. There is also the IROK radial which I have heard really good things about, and the new BFGoodrich mud terrain, the KM2, has a really nice looking tread pattern that is definitely not designed for the street, but offroading. just my $.02
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X2 ON TSL'S OR EVEN tsl radials. My tsl radials were GRrrRREEEAAT off road. or some Boggers if you dont care about noise or the comfort of the drive to the trails
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what kind of terrain?
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Unread 02-14-2010, 01:12 PM   #5
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mostly mountain area loose rocks, then desert sand and lastly a little bit of mud when it rains
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I run TSL Radials and they are great offroad tires, mud, rocks, sand, anything you can throw at them. They get me to the trail and back and self clean really well. I don't daily drive my TJ so I don't mind the TSL's. If I did DD it I would go with BFG KM2's
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