Done shopping for my lift, now need some new shoes. I'm kind of on the fence between a set of TSL radials or, Maxxis makes the Buckshot Mudders. Has anyone ran either of these on the street or even at highway speeds? I know the TSL's are amazing in the woods but I'm on pavement more than dirt. Any info or opinions would be appreciated.

 

take a look at the Maxxis Bighorns or the Cooper STT's. personally u run the STT's and i wouldnt have it anyother way. i have over 20k on them now and they still have PLENTY of tread left. they also perform excellent in wet/rainy conditions.

-Kyle

 

I have the maxxis bighorns,they have been great on and off road and with a great price.

Donnie

 

tsl radials dont get you too great of a tire imo.

bias tsl's or dont bother.

here is a bighorn with 500 miles on it:



not saying its a bad tire, but this sidewall was slashed in less than difficult conditions.

 

I have had alot of different tires and have had the same type problems with all .That can happen with any tires.

Donnie

 

but its a lot less likely to happen with specific tires

-Kyle

 

the tire pictured are bighorns. i have a chunk out of one of my creepy crawlers thats maybe twice as deep and still has plenty of a way to go lol.

 

on my 1/2 ton dodge I ran the interco truxus they got great mileage and good off road aswell has anyone tried them on their XJ?

 

ive seen them on an xj, not impressed. but thats my limited experience.

 

Look into the bfg mud terrains they are real good on and off road.

 

million year old proven design that works well. the new bfg mud terrains look sick as well (the ones that look like a mini krawler)