Alabama thread!

I took them off with 20k on them. They still had alot of tred, but as i told you they just lost their offroad grip after about 5-7500 miles.

 

5-7500!? That’s terrible!!

 

Damn I hope mine are better built than that. But hopefully that won’t be a big issue for me since my truck isn’t my daily driver

 

Remember when i first got them i loved them. Then shortly after i said they were terrible and you said "i thought you loved them"
Asshole

 

I hope but ive heard from alot of folks on the east coast that there experience was the same. The west coasters love them. They must continue to do good in the sand.

 

yup. Sure do.

And then you said you loved them again......then got new tires shortly thereafter.

 

Damn then it is as terrible as some have made it sound, theres so many mixed stories.

 

Yea not as harsh as mud and hard clay!

 

Nope its worse. My theory is that the sand keeps the rubber softer as it is essentially sanding the old hard rubber off all the time.

 

I said yoy cant beat them for the 172 a tire i paid for them then road with Jeff again and couldnt make it up a little baby mud hill jeff went up in 2wd. Then i hated them more

 

Thats just what my mom has seen. She deals with this stuff first hand all day everyday when at work. The first guy that passed was her patient. She was with him when he passed because his family was to affraid to be there. Michigan is the 4th hardest hit state and its getting worse. Im scared for her and my dad.

 

Sand is worse?

 

Happy birthday @BamaTaco56

 

Thanks!






But it’s not my birthday.

 

Yea this stuff worries me a lot of people aren't taking it near serious enough, I am too about my folks. Scary times

 

It's so hard to know what's real. I saw numbers yesterday saying cases in Alabama were leveling off, then I talked to a friend today who works at UAB and he said the area hospitals are preparing for a surge in two weeks.

 

I’ve always gotten at least 40k out of each set of mudders I have run, but I also rotate every 5k and don’t carry a lot of weight.

 

@tweakit88 do you know if the gates are open at the slab?

 

I'm running BFG KM/2s in D load range. I've got about 12k on them, and other than the chunks missing from rock crawling with the locker on they are holding up well. They are a little loud, but putting sound dampening in the floor helped a lot.

 

40k till bald or 40k till 5-7/32 of tread depth. Mud tires become useless after they wear down below 7/32 of tread depth.