Best 37's??
06-03-2010, 04:49 PM
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Best 37's??
Right now I have procomp Extreme M/T's and I really regret them because they put out a terrible ride..etc. So, I've decided to upgrade to some 37's. I was just wondering if I could get some opinions on a great all around M/T tire in 37's that people have had experience with. I want something that is going to ride smooth on the highway and perform well off road. Thanks fellas 
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Before you toss them, drop down to 26-28 psi and see if the ride is any better. (I'll bet you have a noticeable improvement)
Not trying to talk you out of 37's, just curious about a blanket statement saying that extreme mt's ride like crap on the road. Pretty much any tire that is over-inflated will give a harsh ride, and it just gets worse with Load D or E's...
Stealing from the FAQ's:
Not trying to talk you out of 37's, just curious about a blanket statement saying that extreme mt's ride like crap on the road. Pretty much any tire that is over-inflated will give a harsh ride, and it just gets worse with Load D or E's...
Stealing from the FAQ's:
Q: On the road, what PSI should I be running in my tires?
A: For optimal comfort and even tire wear. you should not run the recommended PSI listed on the sidewalls of your tires. Typically this will be way too much. On average for a 33" tire, I would recommend that you run your tires at approximately 28-30 PSI. For a 35" tire, I would recommend running approximately 26-28 PSI. For a 37" tire, I would recommend approximately 24-26 PSI.
A: For optimal comfort and even tire wear. you should not run the recommended PSI listed on the sidewalls of your tires. Typically this will be way too much. On average for a 33" tire, I would recommend that you run your tires at approximately 28-30 PSI. For a 35" tire, I would recommend running approximately 26-28 PSI. For a 37" tire, I would recommend approximately 24-26 PSI.
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I just checked and it is a Load Range D tire and its at 35 psi. I will be sure to lower my tire pressure to 28 tomorrow to see how it is. Thanks for the input.
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Anyone have thoughts about the Super Swamper SSR's. 38's or 37's? 12.50's or 15.50? Any thoughts or pics on these. I kinda like em!
But not sure if they are worth the coin.
But not sure if they are worth the coin.