Very dumb tire question.
#1
Very dumb tire question.
I'm wanting some 35's I was looking at the super swamper m-16 and the Mickey Thompson baja claw. The ss m-16 is 80 lbs and 35.2". The Mickey Thompsons are 62 lbs and 34.8". My dumb question is, that's a big weight difference. But the tires are .4" bigger. Will I notice that much of a weight difference and is .4" enough size difference to make me want the heavier tires.
#2
I think it depends on the use of the tire, if your taking it out in the sand your going to want baja claw, mud/snow the super swampers. if it is for just the look and apperance your going to want the Mickey Thomspon's b/c of the ability to last longer on the road. super swampers are also softer composite than the mickey's so they will not last as long on the road. When I buy a tire I really don't pay too much attention to the weight b/c i think it wouldn't make to much difference in the long run, however I just bought Nitto Mud Grapplers 35 x 12.5 and they're sick!!! I would go with the mickey's though!
#6
If you are driving mostly street, I would NOT recommend the Mickey Thompson Baja Claws. They wear very quickly, you'll burn thruogh them quicker than a rastafarian on a dime bag. Read customer reviews out there on numerous sites. The claws are also directional, limiting your tire rotation options.
Go with the Mickey Thompsom MTZs. Excellent ratings, siped for wet street traction, and a great all around tire and they look way cool. Check the reviews.
How bout a pic? Mine are the 305s (33", same tread width as the 35s), go check out Mutaint's album, he has 35s and they looked so cool (we wheel together) that I ended up with MTZs as well.
Go with the Mickey Thompsom MTZs. Excellent ratings, siped for wet street traction, and a great all around tire and they look way cool. Check the reviews.
How bout a pic? Mine are the 305s (33", same tread width as the 35s), go check out Mutaint's album, he has 35s and they looked so cool (we wheel together) that I ended up with MTZs as well.
Last edited by Doc Olds; 12-10-2009 at 03:52 PM.
#8
Very dumb tire question
price - 165ish or lessuse - just wet traction, tread life, and some dry traction.I just want something that wont slip traction like my summer tire when it starts to rain out here. does that help at all????