jmeti000
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- san antonio,tx
Check out these bad boys...
- Thread starter jmeti000
- Start date
- Location
- San Diego
#1. you cant change the tire pressure to wheel and then go drive down the highway
#2. rim size seems like it would be a problem
#3. cool idea though
#2. rim size seems like it would be a problem
#3. cool idea though
- Location
- San Diego
not really a problem, these have quite a bit of 'sidewall' fl3x.
this could be
I have run tires like this on scissor and boom lifts when having to take them offroad. not this exact tire, but the same idea.
I wouldn't run them on a DD, they wear pretty fast.
Miller88
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Syracuse NY
Wouldn't you be able to stick an extremely hard rubber compound on them?
- Location
- San Diego
sure, but that would defeat the point of using them offroad.
XJ Eric
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Allegheny National Forest
We're supposed to be trying em out here on base. I'll keep tabs on the trans guys to see how they do.
- Location
- Camden, SC
Is the rocking when braking form the way the tire is?
- Location
- San Diego
I don't think its the tires. the whole thing is rocking, if it were from the structure of the 'tire' then part of the tire would stay stopped.
AnthonyZ28
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Hallettsville, Texas
If they could somehow make it to where a similar compound could replace the inner tube, where you can still control the pressure. That would be ideal.
