JPOR: Tires, again....
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JPOR: Tires, again....
I do hope I don't bore you people however I have yet another question
about selecting the proper trail tire for my application, and was
hoping for some insight from those of you that have more trail time
than I do.
I live in OH, so not much of an opportunity for rock crawling here.
Mostly slippery wet off camber trails covered in moss laden rocks and
roots. I am not big into mud bogging, but some times you don't have a
choice.
85 CJ7 258 t176 D300"factory gears for now", D44 locker 4:10's D30 Dana
LS 4:10's front. As you see, I am not running big axles or big HP. My
biggest concern is axle breakage, next traction. I know that Super
Swappers are the best, but I am worried about running a 33x12.5 tire
with that much traction and weight. Again, I refer to my biggest
concern, parts breakage. I personally think a 33x10.5 would be the
right combination with the lug of a swapper, how ever the only ones
that come in this size are the 2 ply radials. I am not to concerned
about road manners for I am fortunate enough to be able to have street
tires. So I am now thinking a 33 12.5 tire with less traction, like a
BFG MT.
All comments will be greatly appreciated..