1995xjsport

I need tires soon and was wondering if any one ran tsl radials in a 31/9.5 15 and if so how good/ bad do they wear out on the road I dd but see alot of trails

mr white

They'll wear about 2x faster than other mud tires, but they do have excellent traction in mud. They will also howl on the street.

holycaveman

Awesome tire that will claw their way through anything.

So when they ride horrible on the street, make noise, and wear quickly. Just remind yourself how well they do off road.

that is what I do

Tom95YJ

I loved my 33" TSL Radials I had on my YJ . Well I loved them offroad they were horriable on wet roads they got better traction going sideways then forward. I will say I am considering getting a set of IROC's for the XJ with some Beadlocks for offroad use

1995xjsport

I just really love the looks of them and I hate getting stuck in mud cause I'm 17 and my parents don't like when I wheel like I just went wheeling and bent my tie rod now my front tires are junk because I drove it with a inch of toe in so new tires as soon as I sell my fourwheeler

holycaveman

I live where you always will have mud. And when I am on the street I am just getting from point A to point B.

So I only care if my jeep gets me there. I could care less how it rides.

So I will run the most agressive tire I can buy. And when they are worn out, I will get another set.

1995xjsport

Good way to look at it

93XJLI

they are ancient tires. pretty much any modern mud terrain is a better choice. there are plenty that will disagree but whatevs.

armymedic120

I have a set of 35"s. great off road, lots of road noise, which I don't really care about. However I notice when it rains I have terrible traction on the roads. I've skidded on them in damp weather quite a few times. Needless to say I'm not getting a second set even though I like them offroad.

Slim357

Yours are SSRs tho right? I thought they were suppose to be decent in wet weather. Guess I was wrong there lol.

armymedic120

They do good on dry pavement, they do good in pouring rain. They do terribly on damp roads after a rain. I've skidded into an intersection twice and before anyone says it I was not power braking haha

muddytrck18

what about getting the tires sipped. I know I will make them chunk off in the rocks but it should help in wet conditions

Slim357

Damn that sucks man

Tom95YJ

Siping helps. I'm going to sipe my km2's this winter. I your wheeling on rocks your gonna chunk your tires. My km2's chunked every tire I've ran has chunked on rock

94XjSport94

Especially on smaller, sharp, loose rocks. My favorite place is all rocky hills and trails but its a TON of loose stuff that's eats your tires up.