Tire Opinions?????

[JonnyK]

I trailer my XJ to all of the events so road wear and noise is not an issue!!!

IMO, if it's off-road only, you should consider the Bogger, SX, or IROK. Being in St. Louis, I don't imagine you wheel on very much dry rock like they have out west. The Bogger will be best in deep mud (obviously), but the other two will give you lateral traction in off-camber situations on muddy rock and loose dirt.

 

[Bent]

Bent....What are the prices for a 37 Toyo OC MT?

Not sure, I'd have to do a web search.

ID : T37/1450R15TMT $199.94, but that is only one of 65,500 results

 

[WNT1]

JonnyK....I agree w/ you I'm leaning toward the Boggers, it can get really muddy in the Midwest

 

[Matt98XJ]

Check out the new Mickey Thompson MTZ's. They look pretty decent.

 

[zjmikey]

CREEPY CRAWLERS!!

 

[WNT1]

Thanks for the suggestion ZIMIKEY but I don't think Maxxis makes a 17" Tire??

 

[Zice]

Super Swamper Bias IROK
Size 37x14.00-17 LT
Black Letters
Load Range D
$206.99

@ www.4wheelparts.com

 

[WNT1]

Zice...excellent choice and a good price on those also!!!!!!!!

ZIMIKEY...I did search and find that Maxxis does make a 40x13.5x17 Competition Creepy Crawler but that's just a little too tall for my XJ!

 

[WNT1]

Anybody running the 37x13.5x17 Pit Bull 8 Ply Bias Rocker???? www.pitbulltires.com

 

[WNT1]

I have been looking for the next set of tires for my XJ Build??? I was running the 36 TSL SX's in its previous life and they where a great tire. The 17x10 Beadlocks have arrived and thier looking for some "RUBBER". I think I'm going to go w/ the 37x14.50x17 Pit Bull Rockers. I just mounted a Pit Bull to one of the Beadlocks tonight and I'm looking for some opinions...Good or Bad. Here are some pics, let me know what you think.

 

[WNT1]

Here is a pic of a 35x14.50x17 mounted on my rim. I borrowed one to get an idea what it would look like??? I would have to order the 37's

 

[WNT1]

 

[CanMan]

Thats one funky tread pattern. Never have herd of the tire before either. But, what works for you, and what you like best, is the way to go.