i just had a wet fart now thats some mudding hahaha

 

Until they are done, you said you weren't in a hurry

 

What does blowing sperm out of your a$$ have to do with mudding?

 

Right but I'm wondering how long of a hold to know when to start taking the wheels and tires off. I have another car to drive now so I'll be getting started on them in 2-3 weeks...

 

wow i was making a joke and someone always has to break out the gay s***. somebody has daddy issues.

 

lol

 

Yep glad I didn't have to pay for you

 

Oh they will be done by then as long as I don't encounter another issue

 

Sounds good that leg looked good

 

Supposed to be in friday. I took these pictures today of a set that was already sold.

They are surprisingly light. Lighter than my federals. I stood them up to a new 40in swamper for comparason of how deep and spaced the lugs are.
Seemed like a nice fellow. He promised me 50,000 out of them. I say no way, but he swears they will go that far and maybe more. We will see.

 

Thanks

 

I hear they are a very soft compound, lucky to get 20,000

 

Where did you hear that? I can not even find these tires on the net. Every company has their own compounds. The moulds however everyone seems to have.

 

They look sweet. For what $120 per I'd take 20-30000 miles. Half the price of my bighorns but I'll roll actually get double the life. I'd buy those for a good spare. Any good sidewall lugs on them???

 

Just what you see. They are not a west coast crawler tire. Good thing because most of our wheeling has to do with mud.

If I get 20000 out of them I will be happy.
The tread design is full on off road competition. Meant for swamps and mud,etc.....

I wanted the best that I could roll on my jeep legally. That is the only reason to buy a tire like this. If you can get a full on off road tire as aggressive as this for under 200 bucks you have found something. I don't care if I get 10000 out of them.

They are for a purpose, and that is to take on the nasty. They are not for ride quality, not for mileage. They are the best at taking on the worst.

Mall crawler tires can stay on the porch