GodwinAustin

Was wondering if ANYONE was running these....

pics?

Buki

They make a great spare for underneath storage if you are running 33 X 12.5's. It gives a lot more ground clearance, but retains the overall diameter of a 33.

Robinhood150

Roger brown used to run them.

jacksonpt

They are very popular on FJ40s.

oly884

Killer in the snow! I had 33 x 10.50's on my old truck in the snow and they kicked major butt. Not once did I get stuck. Then I got chains for them, and wow. I went every where in the snow.

jimbo74

to me, they are too narrow... i mean if you have enough lift to clear a 33, its best to widen the footprint a little bit as well

Cebby

Pizza Cutters!!!!

mt_goat

I think it all depends on the conditions where you wheel. For the sand dunes or desert they would suck, for driving on snowy roads they would be great. I think they would also be good on dirt or rocky trails.

GodwinAustin

thats what I was thinking - I do alot of driving in the snow and really none in sand or mud.. and, and - well

chick dig narrow tires!


(cebby your avatar is great)

GRNTACO

I run the 33x10.50 M/T and loved how well they worked in the snow, mud, dirt and rocks.

SEAN_at_TLT

Think tractor tires....

Cut through mud and snow and shallow sand on top of hard-pack but in deep sand they might sink. We love the 33x10.5's that's for sure, we've had them on most of our trucks at one time or another.

tulsa_97SR5

Not exactly the same, but close:





the tire rack measurements on these are 32.1x9.4x16 the bfg's are 32.7x9.5x15, so basically a half inch taller & more tire, less wheel with the 15" rims. Mine has no lift, though I think it needs just a little.