Super Swamper Boggers????

So, I have a 1989 4x4 Toyota that I pretty much only use for hunting, but most places that I hunt are 1hr+ away. I want to put 38.5x11.00-15 Boggers on it.
My question is...How bad are they, really, on the road????

 

When your running that size I recommend looking into dyna beads.

 

Thanks, fellas. I have had large Super Swampers in the past, but never Boggers. I used various balancing techniques including airsoft BBs, but my favorite was to pour a little 50/50 antifreeze/water in the tires. It worked great.

 

Why not tow it on a trailer to the hunting property?

 

WOAH. That's an old ass truck!

 

I had this truck for a bit. 39s in the rear and 38s in the front. Ride wasn't horrible, but I wouldn't want to drive it somewhere that far away.

 

Boggers would shake a toyota built in 1898 apart.

 

Why 2 different sizes?

 

WAY too much trouble. I hunt every day for about 5 weeks. I'll just go back with some normal 35s or maybe some 37s. It gets kinda tough where I hunt in the spring cause the roads flood badly. When that happens, I drive through 2.5-3ft of water for about 3 miles. Just wanted the extra height that the 38.5s would give me.
Here's a picture of the road...

 

Shit if I know. Bought it years ago when I was younger and dumber and didn't know shit about it. Definitely an emotionally driven purchase and the worst financial mistake ever. Truck was a piece of shit and overall a waste of about 9k. ECU fried a few days after buying it, then this happened day after fixing that.

 

LOL...Guess I fat-fingered the date...fixed.

 

Keep your current tires and buy a kayak/canoe.

 

LOL...yep, way ahead of you. That road is about 14 miles long. I use the kayak, but only to cross water to get to a gobbling turkey. Gotta have the truck to get around efficiently.
Here's the rig...

 

Those fronts always bust bearings and joints when running big offset.
Decent looking rig. agreed wtf 2 tire sizes.

 

I have 38.5 boggers on my 4Runner, they are loud but I used Equal to balance them and they ride good.