Am I insane? Super Swampers on my 2WD...
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Alright, so my Eagle GTIIs damn near got me stuck again today. They turned into drag slicks once they hit the mud. So I have decided my next tire will most likely be a mud terrain. Most of my street driving is low speed or stopped, however, there are times when being able to go 70 MPH is nice. Anyway, for ***** and giggles I went to the Interco site...did't expect to find anything I could use now, just stuff to drool over until my truck sits higher. Well, it turns out that you can get LT215/85R15 Super Swampers...and once I saw that I kind of got to thinking. You generally don't use stock 2WD Ranger and Super Swampers in the same sentence, but when they fit that 2WD Ranger, you might. So, am I crazy? If I get these tires would they wear out in a year and drive me insane? Noise isn't a huge concern for me. Would these tires do OK on the interstate when needed? For me, traveling on the interstate at 70-75 MPH isn't an everyday thing, but sometimes I do. Chances are I will not be getting these. I will probably get Coopers or something if I can afford them, but I was wondering if Super Swampers would be an option.
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ummm I hate to bust your bubble man, but almost any kinda of tire that is 215/85/15 can fit your truck, whether it's a good idea is another thing....
I tihnk they make them for most toyos and nissans that are 4WD.... what the hell if you can get them cheap I'd do it, but you're gonna ahve to get the truck dirty then can't be keeping it all clean like Tremor Jon :D
I tihnk they make them for most toyos and nissans that are 4WD.... what the hell if you can get them cheap I'd do it, but you're gonna ahve to get the truck dirty then can't be keeping it all clean like Tremor Jon :D
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Getting the truck dirty isn't a problem, I do that every weekend, it's the GTIIs being crappy in mud that's the problem! I probably only drive 10K a year and not often on the interstate, but still, this could be a bad idea, so I'm just trying to figure out what I should do. The mud around gives no mercy, especially to 2WD Rangers running on GTIIs, so I want something that can bite back, but I don't want a tire that will be bald in 10K miles.
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for anybody that is in Ford Truck World {24th of Oct.}
Originally Posted by Redneckstone
accully the a/t's would suprise you alot, but the muds are still better.
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Originally Posted by Dave and Julie
Originally Posted by Cr1028
BFG A/Ts get stuck in wet grass around here.
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Swamper Thornbirds are terrible tires. Look at the lug pattern and spacing. The only thing they are good for is deep rutts cuz of the big side lugs. I know a lot of people that bought the Thornbirds cuz of the way they look and were severly dissapointed in the mud. Not enuff space between lugs and the lugs are too long.
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