john smack

I have had mine a year and a half of daily driving and wheeling and I would say they are about half spent. There is 6 little steps on the side of some of the lugs and my 4th steps are just dissapearing.

josh_jacklyn

are there any 2 drs out there running these tires?

Coley

Soft on the skinny pedal. Barely even have to air down for rock too.

ben1284

God those tires look mean as hell.

superjk10

they must be great on snow but what about ice? im very interested in these bad boys but ice is an issue for me...

superjk10

bump anyone?

robo_tn

i have the nitto mud grapplers and i am thinkng about getting the pitt bulls when mine wear out (witch shouldn't be that long) and i was wondering how the pitt bulls did off road compared to the mud grapplers

Coley

No idea about the nitto's, but the Rockers are just unreal on rock. I had my 35's aired down to 11lbs for a fat patch, tried them at 14lbs and just as good.

I even did a trail clean-up last weekend and didn't bother airing down and they still just kept on going.

No issues in mud either with that aggressive tread

Coley

The radial rockers only really came out this past spring, so I don't know if anyone can really comment on snow/ice.

I've heard from the bias-ply guys that the rockers performed just fine in Canadian winters though.

john smack

I have had my rocker RADIALS for almost a year and a half, Ice is not there strong point they have too big of a contact patch but that being said I daily drove mine here in northern canada with 8 months of winter and they were decent... but snow... air them down to 15psi or lower and they will take you where you want.... until you get hung up and the dig instead or propel