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Title: My Next Tires
Post by: Guardian7 on November 21, 2006, 03:37:55 AM

My next tires will be Mickey Thomson's Baja MTZ's which are quite on road and awesome offroad!

(http://i109.photobucket.com/albums/n71/HD4X4/Last%20Chance%20Canyon/9-30-06/P9300209.jpg)
(http://i109.photobucket.com/albums/n71/HD4X4/Last%20Chance%20Canyon/9-30-06/P9300210.jpg)

Title: My Next Tires
Post by: Mozman68 on November 21, 2006, 07:32:00 AM

Cool....I was going to go with the trxus...but now looking at the new Dick Cepek MT's (running the FCII AT's now and love them).


(http://www.dickcepek.com/images/MC_Radial.jpg)

Title: My Next Tires
Post by: Tall Boy on November 21, 2006, 01:41:54 PM

I wish I could afford either of those. I got the Yokohama A/T 2's.

Title: My Next Tires
Post by: mad mike on November 21, 2006, 02:13:12 PM

i am about to buy a set of 33x12.50's and was looking at interco but have heard alot of bad stuff about them i want a good radial m/t i dont have any knowledge of the dick cepek's

Title: My Next Tires
Post by: Bounty Hunter on November 22, 2006, 12:03:06 PM

TSL Radial is a good tire if you want the most aggressive radial out there.

That MT and DC are both nice looking tires, really like that MTZ.

Title: My Next Tires
Post by: Jeffy on November 22, 2006, 12:54:17 PM

Hmm, I've been running MTR's for several years now.  They're great tires in almost all situations.

Although I really like the look of the Pro-Comp Xtreme AT.  Haven't heard much about them though.  Out here though TSL Bias ply are king of the trails.  I've thought about Truxus MT's but I'm still a bit skeptical of their street lifespan.

Title: My Next Tires
Post by: Jesse-James on November 22, 2006, 02:48:20 PM

Quote from: "Bounty Hunter"

TSL Radial is a good tire if you want the most aggressive radial out there.

That's my next tire.

Title: My Next Tires
Post by: Enjoi on November 23, 2006, 01:56:17 PM

Quote from: "Jeffy"

Hmm, I've been running MTR's for several years now.  They're great tires in almost all situations.

Although I really like the look of the Pro-Comp Xtreme AT.  Haven't heard much about them though.  Out here though TSL Bias ply are king of the trails.  I've thought about Truxus MT's but I'm still a bit skeptical of their street lifespan.

friend ran them when they first came out, he isnt much of a crawler though, more of a hill climb kind of guy, there they did very well, he was able to run the stuff that some 360 guys where doing with his 6 cyl, dont know if it was the tires but he was very happy with them.

Title: My Next Tires
Post by: Bounty Hunter on November 24, 2006, 02:28:51 PM

Quote from: "Jeffy"

Hmm, I've been running MTR's for several years now.  They're great tires in almost all situations.

Had them in much mud?  Greasy mud here in the Midwest kicks the MT/R's butt. :shock:

Title: My Next Tires
Post by: Jeffy on November 24, 2006, 08:27:28 PM

Quote from: "Bounty Hunter"

Quote from: "Jeffy"

Hmm, I've been running MTR's for several years now.  They're great tires in almost all situations.

Had them in much mud?  Greasy mud here in the Midwest kicks the MT/R's butt. :shock:

A bit, but MT/R aren't mud tires.  MT/R = Maximum Traction/Reinforced

Title: My Next Tires
Post by: Bounty Hunter on November 26, 2006, 10:20:26 PM

Quote from: "Jeffy"

They're great tires in almost all situations.

Quote from: "Jeffy"

A bit, but MT/R aren't mud tires.  MT/R = Maximum Traction/Reinforced

Guess that qualifies "almost" :roll:

Title: My Next Tires
Post by: BlackYJ on November 27, 2006, 09:33:52 AM

I would classify the MTR as a true all terrain, but yes in some mud they SUCK bad.

I really like my SSRs, a little noisy on the street but awesome offroad and great in the mud, but we have thick mud up here in Alberta