Super Swamper TSL/SX II?
02-07-2017, 05:24 PM
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It depends on the temp/ air pressure/ speed but they usually round completely out in a mile or too, its only really bad till the end of the road.
I just have the plain bias ply tsl, not the sx. and love them. They work awesome in the wet/dirt/roots we have up here.
I just have the plain bias ply tsl, not the sx. and love them. They work awesome in the wet/dirt/roots we have up here.
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02-08-2017, 03:39 PM
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I had a set of 36x12.5x15 bias ply swampers. flat spots everytime you park it. they bump out after 2-3 minutes. Bloody heavy tires. So much rubber in them you can't balance them fully. On the highway once they get good and warm after 45 minutes or so they smooth out a lot. I drove 6 hours on highway with them last summer. wheeled for a week then drove home. There was measurable tread loss during that drive. They were smooth-ish rolling at 96 kmph, rough at 97. Smoothed out at 98, rough at 99 and so on. They also make it sound like you're driving an airplane because they're so loud. But they aren't meant to be a highway tire. I usually aired down to 5-6 psi and they are amazing offroad. but like all swampers they get a side wall crack when you air down. But hey, the sidewalls are 3/4" thick so you're good to go.
02-08-2017, 04:07 PM
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I had a set of 36x12.5x15 bias ply swampers. flat spots everytime you park it. they bump out after 2-3 minutes. Bloody heavy tires. So much rubber in them you can't balance them fully. On the highway once they get good and warm after 45 minutes or so they smooth out a lot. I drove 6 hours on highway with them last summer. wheeled for a week then drove home. There was measurable tread loss during that drive. They were smooth-ish rolling at 96 kmph, rough at 97. Smoothed out at 98, rough at 99 and so on. They also make it sound like you're driving an airplane because they're so loud. But they aren't meant to be a highway tire. I usually aired down to 5-6 psi and they are amazing offroad. but like all swampers they get a side wall crack when you air down. But hey, the sidewalls are 3/4" thick so you're good to go.
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