Biggest Tires with TT and Coil Spacers?

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or hankooks. #1 mud terrian tire. beats out all others. just dont get a bfg mt km2. that thing turns into a slick after a little mud.
 

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super swamper truxus mud terrains also, hankooks are good but from what ive seen you definetly want the 10 ply
 

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just buy an E load tire. thats the best way to go in any tire. 10 ply and you can air up to almost 90 psi on some tires and air down to about 10 with no bead locks.
 

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Walnuts - couldnt have said it better myself
blu - i had cooper discoverer stt 35s when i first lifted mine, they only 22,000mi. they do look good, but if you lookin for a cheap mud tire that will perform and last go with the hankooks like panda said. but if price isnt a big issue go with pro comp.
 

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Walnuts - couldnt have said it better myself
blu - i had cooper discoverer stt 35s when i first lifted mine, they only 22,000mi. they do look good, but if you lookin for a cheap mud tire that will perform and last go with the hankooks like panda said. but if price isnt a big issue go with pro comp.

i say procomps or mickey ts. great tires. but they are both very pricey. thats why i say go with the hankooks. im debating those or the dynatracs. which ever i can get for cheaper since they both are E load in the size i want.
 

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yeah. i liked them. but then i saw the price and you can buy almost 2 tires for the price of one of those. so not really worth it. i forgot to add the general grabber to my list of debating tires. haha
 

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im not sure if they would fit but how about the general grabber. they have one in size 35x12.5R18, and the option of black letters or red letters. they look bad ass and theyre all over the place in the petersons 4wheel & offroad magazine, maybe those. WOAH! theyre 350! jesus! just go with the hankooks, every tire is soo expensive!
 
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hey, if you guys got 2 grand to spend on tires you must either be really rich or sell a **** load of drugs... lol
 

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hey, if you guys got 2 grand to spend on tires you must either be really rich or sell a **** load of drugs... lol

or be a pimp!!! haha look on craigslist for some good tires. thats what im going to do. i think i found a set of bfgs that were on a chevy for $500. but i dont need the rims so who knows.
 

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stick with the smaller size its just going to happen, bigger tires=more rubber and plyes=more expensive:burnout::burnout::van:
 

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ive seen those tires on a nissan titan. look bad ass. but i like the hankook dynapro mts. so might get those for next tires.
 
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