Treadwright.com - Looks like cheap BFG KOs

Ah word. Either way I like.

 

Any Updates Guys?

I Have Considered Treadwrights But The Biggest Size Is A 315..

I Am Currently Running True 35" Tires..

 

Will you really notice the difference from a 35" tire to a 34.4" tire?

 

Looks like 4wheeler Magazine did a review of the TreadWright Claws. Mostly all positive, with the expected complaint about road noise on the highway. I have a set of their tires (Not the Claws, but the Warden) and I have about 3k miles on them with no complaints at all.

http://www.fourwheeler.com/product-reviews/1402-treadwright-claw-b2b-review-rolling-green/

 

Yeah compared to most m/t's these are definitely the loudest. I kind of enjoy it now though?

 

I still remember the first time my son road in the truck after i installed them he asked if there was a fire truck near by.

 

The strange thing is my fiance says she barely notices it. Can't complain though for $600 and never letting me down. Air down nice and they even did okay in the extremely sloppy shit I was in last weekend.

 

Are all of you guys running these using the walnut/glass blend? I forget what it's called on their site.

 

My yearly bonus comes in 2 weeks...gonna order 5.

 

I had some on my Xterra, they were 315/75/16 and I loved them. I ran them from Texas to Maryland, twice. Snow, did great...sand, did excellent. I would buy them again in a heartbeat. I have a few buddies who I talked into buying them and they also have great luck with the tires. The company is also great to work with.

 

I run kedge grip as it helps in icy/snowy conditions. This past weekend we had a couple trucks playing on ice:



Two other trucks got stuck on the ice even in 4wd, but I did not. We had a couple snowfalls too and I felt almost as comfortable as I did in my old AWD bimmer running blizzaks.

 

Kedge grip ftmfw

 

Any particular reason? Did you have a set, or someone you know? I am seriously considering buying these tires. They seem to have gotten a lot of good reviews, so when someone gives them a negative I like to find out as much as I can.

 

Why? Personal experience?

 

To me personally almost $400 isn't a "little more." That being said, tires are tires. I don't want to invest in something that is going to fall apart. But from what everyone on this forum has said who is either currently running them or has run them before, they are good tires.

 

Last set of tires I had were treadwright warrens 265/75/16. Only issue I had was the vary in weight to balance had one took 16oz another only took 2oz. You get what you pay for in terms of balance and road noise. Ran them til they were bald. No cracking or falling apart.

So king.taco they all don't fall apart. Was that your tire?