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Old 01-12-2012, 10:55 PM
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I run them is a 37" as well. I LOVE these tires. I live in Vegas so not a lot of mud here but everything else they are perfect. Plus you keep a good ride and they are quite.

I highly recommend these tires.
Thanks for the feedback. I've heard a lot of good things about them, that's why I wanted to try them. I have Toyo M/T's now and love them on and offroad, but I need something a little more suited for a 4-5k mile long road trip I'm taking, but I also didn't want to sacrifice offroad capability as there are some possibilities to run some trails too.

Still deciding if I want to stick with 16" rims or go up to 17".
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Old 01-13-2012, 09:09 AM
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Originally Posted by Puddingpants
I really want to know what these look like in 325/70R17.

There has to be a few people running them.
I am running a 325/80/16. I love them so far, they have only been on about a month but the ride is quiet, and much nicer than when I was running the Toyo OPATs. They do great in all the areas I have been through from mud, loose dirt, ice and snow. Of course the self cleaning ability requires a little more gas peddle than a mud tire but even in 8-10 inches of snow I have had no issues at all.

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Old 01-13-2012, 09:20 AM
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those with 37s can you please tell me the inflated/mounted size?
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Old 01-13-2012, 10:06 AM
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Aired up and on the Jeep I measured 36.5"
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Originally Posted by GetOut
I am running a 325/80/16. I love them so far, they have only been on about a month but the ride is quiet, and much nicer than when I was running the Toyo OPATs. They do great in all the areas I have been through from mud, loose dirt, ice and snow. Of course the self cleaning ability requires a little more gas peddle than a mud tire but even in 8-10 inches of snow I have had no issues at all.

I like that.
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Old 01-13-2012, 11:33 AM
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thanks for the info. Im planning on that being my next set o tires come this summer
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All the 37's look awesome.


I still want to see the 325/70R17 though. Someone hook me up!
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I am rocking 35x12.5x15 Rocky Mountain's I love them so far

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This is the size you want. This rig is one of the Discount Tire Reps on here. Looks amazing, be forewarned... Its a slightly modded thread cut.
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