View Poll Results: Interco SSR's vs Interco Trxus MT
SSR's
2
13.33%
Trxus MT
11
73.33%
Other, please specify
2
13.33%
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Interco SSR's vs Interco Trxus MT
04-24-2011, 05:01 PM
#1
JK Super Freak
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Interco SSR's vs Interco Trxus MT
Hey guys,
I am right around the corner to getting some new meats with about 10-15k left on my STT's, and the swampers look to fit the bill. My jeep is my DD that sees a decent amount of highway time and wheels a good amount except in the winter with trails mostly, not much rocks. Which tire would work best for my DD? I still havent decided on whether I will move up to 37's, or stay with 35's. I am planning on dumping my 18's and getting some steelies. Any insight would be great. Thanks in advance.
Mike
I am right around the corner to getting some new meats with about 10-15k left on my STT's, and the swampers look to fit the bill. My jeep is my DD that sees a decent amount of highway time and wheels a good amount except in the winter with trails mostly, not much rocks. Which tire would work best for my DD? I still havent decided on whether I will move up to 37's, or stay with 35's. I am planning on dumping my 18's and getting some steelies. Any insight would be great. Thanks in advance.
Mike
04-24-2011, 05:10 PM
#2
JK Super Freak
Thread Starter
The SSRs are a really more agressive style of tire, I had a friend who had them and they made a ton of noise. I also had a friend with trxus mt's and they were his DD tire. They will wear better than the SSRs and do better in the winter and wet because of the siping they have over the SSRs.
04-24-2011, 05:13 PM
#3
JK Super Freak
My dad runs the Trxxus on his XJ and really likes them. They are good on the rocks as well as in the snow.
The SSRs are a really more agressive style of tire, I had a friend who had them and they made a ton of noise. I also had a friend with trxus mt's and they were his DD tire. They will wear better than the SSRs and do better in the winter and wet because of the siping they have over the SSRs.
04-24-2011, 05:35 PM
#4
JK Super Freak
I ran 35" SSR's on my last truck and they were great in mud but so so on wet and snow. They were a bit noisy but not bad and I actually liked the sound of them. The wear was not horrible but I'm sure they wore faster than most comparable tires. Overall I was happy with them.
04-24-2011, 06:07 PM
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From personal experience I can tell you that Trxus' are not round and balance like crap! They are great off road but for a daily driver I would find something else. I ran a set on a TJ and XJ and they did great on the trails but on the highway....not!!!! For a daily driver I would go with something more along the lines of an MTR from Goodyear or Goodrich. I am currently running PC X-terrains and have been incredibly impressed with them both on and off road.
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04-24-2011, 11:09 PM
#8
JK Super Freak
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awesome, how many miles do you expect to get out of them?
04-25-2011, 03:33 PM
#10
JK Super Freak
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I am thinking around 30-35k because of the fact they seem softer.
I have about 10k on rears and 3k on fronts with multiple off road trips on the rocks.
Fronts have a few chunks and gashes but otherwise minimal wear. Rears are about 75% tread.
I have beat them up pretty bad, on the rocks and they keep comin back for more.
I have about 10k on rears and 3k on fronts with multiple off road trips on the rocks.
Fronts have a few chunks and gashes but otherwise minimal wear. Rears are about 75% tread.
I have beat them up pretty bad, on the rocks and they keep comin back for more.