Yeah or neah?

 

I think they are a good LOOKING tire but not sure how they are off or on road...I'd like to know this too

 

If you never go over 40 mph then go for it, they are not good for on road driving, they are really heavy.

 

horrible tire. they gum up and become slicks almost instantly. and all the side lugs do is look interesting and make tons of noise on the road

 

my buddy loves them on his yota, but i have no personal experience with them

 

garbage

 

 

I had a 95 ford f-150 with 35/12.5/16's Thornbirds and they were awesome on/off road. On road the tire will only ride on the center most tread to provide a quiet, smooth ride. Off-road they sink down a bit and grab with the entire tread. I will admit when these tires had about 30,000 they started to be noisey and vibrate on the road. These tires are self-cleaning. I would recommend them 100%. But what do I know I just ran them from new to bald.

 

Very inflexible tire and considered a lousy mud tire. they were designed for desert use in the cacti and to have a thorn proof tread when you run over one.

 

They do great off road when air downed too 10psi Loud on the road when they get worn down though.

 

Their kinda like a street legal dirt bike, they look ok but they aren't very good on the street or in the dirt.

 

I think they work amazing for what they were designed for, but as a tire you'd use all the time on-road...no.

 

worst tire in the world!!!!!!!!!!!

 

they call em thornturds for a reason

 

I agree, if I were to do a lot of street driving I wouldn't use them.