Solid Axle Swap BS Thread

I would jump on that... $2k for BL & 42... if it was close by, I'll buy it and separate

 

Sell you a set of 35’s for cheap

 

x2 have heard the same. My buddies t4r is on 42 iroks and I like to say the lack of grip on those tires is the only thing preventing him from blowing up his toyota duals.

Decent in snow though cause they're basically just big balloons.

 

I paid $359 a piece for my 40" Maxxis Razrs and I think they're pretty great in all aspects.

 

Nevermind they sold already. Probably one of you dudes went and bought them lol

 

I am a fan of Maxxis and Pitbull tires, they're good

 

fuck! Great deal for rims and tire. Sucks they sold




Back to tires, the maxxis tires are freakin sick. If you have seen gridlock on the gram, they look nasty

 

What's the definition of "thread don't last"?

 

Hawk pride had rain the night before and six thousand Memorial Day riding vehicles covering the rocks in mud so nothing really stuck, but I’m probably not going with treps again. I got a good deal, but I want a sticky. Maybe the Baja pros or swampers.

 

I'll be curious what happens with Pro Comp now that Transamerica has been sold. 4WP shows 37x12.5r17's in stock and ready to ship on MT2's.

It's interesting that Irok is playing the same games as Pitbull with lead times, pricing all over the place, and inconsistent messaging with the SXII sticky.

I think Maxxis is hard to go wrong with lately whether it's on a truck or a SXS.

 

Had a set and after 2 years, had to replace them. Got less than 30k miles. Don't get me wrong, they grab good on rocks once they're heated.

 

What's your air pressure at? Looks like 45 in those pics especially with that heavy turd

 

That's weird, I'm on year 4 with them and they are still looking good.

 

Just my luck...

 

9 in that pic. Ended up dropping to 6, but may need to go lower. Don’t know if the last guy broke them in good or not.

 

Damn! I run like 2 on my pro comps.

 

You also wheel very slow on a lighter rig. Not a one size fits all thing. On the other extreme some of the competitive hill killing bouncers run 15-25 so they don’t destroy wheels.

 

Except you have a crawler....

 

I’m not sure what I have but it’s probably somewhere in between, but closer to crawler than bouncer for sure. I think 4-6psi is a good place to start for what it is.

 

Any issues on the shakedown run? Had to feel good to get it on the trail I'm sure!!