finally got my trxus mt's
08-28-2008, 03:26 PM
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Good luck with your new tires you will love them.
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08-28-2008, 06:19 PM
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i only read two and like stated somewhere else on this fourn, it was on hugh 1 ton fords or something of the like. im still waiting for the other two then ill post some pics!
08-29-2008, 08:40 PM
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okay, i believe the problem i was stating eariley was a problem with my shock not the tire
went for a little wheeling today with the rear tires mounted! they are awesome
tough tire, excellent grip, hard to make them break loose off road even with a locker.
went for a little wheeling today with the rear tires mounted! they are awesome
tough tire, excellent grip, hard to make them break loose off road even with a locker.
08-29-2008, 09:12 PM
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I'm glad you're liking them. I am really looking forward to trying them with a locker someday. I am going out this weekend on a muddy run and I am thinking about airing them down to around 18 psi. Anyone suggest a better pressure? For the record, mine are pretty quiet on the road too, I drive about 100km commuting daily and I would say that the BFG at's I had before were louder.
08-29-2008, 09:37 PM
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i heard people run about 15 with no problems. id drop to 18 see how that handles and if you like it, leave it if not go a little more.
the locker makes it good!!!!!!!!!! i only had to lock the hubs to make it up one thing really. so they are awesome!
i cut a very shallow part of the outter lugs on one side from flexing too far, but its only cosmetic, other than that the whole time i was wheeling (+4 hours) which was on logging roads/rocky roads/granite rocks a little bit. no chunking at all, very tough tire, very impressed so far!
the locker makes it good!!!!!!!!!! i only had to lock the hubs to make it up one thing really. so they are awesome!
i cut a very shallow part of the outter lugs on one side from flexing too far, but its only cosmetic, other than that the whole time i was wheeling (+4 hours) which was on logging roads/rocky roads/granite rocks a little bit. no chunking at all, very tough tire, very impressed so far!
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Update!
Yes, i would completely buy these tires again. I really like them on and off road. Unfortunately, i haven't been able to try them out in the snow, but snow season is coming up soon, so hopefully then.
In a little over a thousand miles there is a bit of wear, but that is to be expected with such a soft tire. I daily drive mine, about 40miles a day and on road, they are pretty quiet. Its been hard to tell with a pinion bearing going out, and that was much louder than the tires.
Yes, i would completely buy these tires again. I really like them on and off road. Unfortunately, i haven't been able to try them out in the snow, but snow season is coming up soon, so hopefully then.
In a little over a thousand miles there is a bit of wear, but that is to be expected with such a soft tire. I daily drive mine, about 40miles a day and on road, they are pretty quiet. Its been hard to tell with a pinion bearing going out, and that was much louder than the tires.
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