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Hi I'm looking into buying my first set and wanted to get opinions on how the nitro mud grapplers wear down, most people say the bfgs wear down like iron but I haven't heard much on these. Thanks For any info
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Originally Posted by eptx_jk
Hi I'm looking into buying my first set and wanted to get opinions on how the nitro mud grapplers wear down, most people say the bfgs wear down like iron but I haven't heard much on these. Thanks For any info
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Thanks I'm digging the aggressive tread pattern and wouldn't mind the noise either just want to make sure I don't have to replace to quick. Thanks again for the input
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Originally Posted by eptx_jk
Hi I'm looking into buying my first set and wanted to get opinions on how the nitro mud grapplers wear down, most people say the bfgs wear down like iron but I haven't heard much on these. Thanks For any info
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Loud, but like you said turn the radio up haha
as far as wear, i bought mine in the spring of '10 and took them off for winter and put them back on this spring, i've put about 35000-40000kms on them. they have lost maybe 1/8th tread. and most of my driving is highway and gravel so, unless your doing burnouts (jk's dont do that haha) they will last you awhile
as far as wear, i bought mine in the spring of '10 and took them off for winter and put them back on this spring, i've put about 35000-40000kms on them. they have lost maybe 1/8th tread. and most of my driving is highway and gravel so, unless your doing burnouts (jk's dont do that haha) they will last you awhile
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Loud, but like you said turn the radio up haha
as far as wear, i bought mine in the spring of '10 and took them off for winter and put them back on this spring, i've put about 35000-40000kms on them. they have lost maybe 1/8th tread. and most of my driving is highway and gravel so, unless your doing burnouts (jk's dont do that haha) they will last you awhile
as far as wear, i bought mine in the spring of '10 and took them off for winter and put them back on this spring, i've put about 35000-40000kms on them. they have lost maybe 1/8th tread. and most of my driving is highway and gravel so, unless your doing burnouts (jk's dont do that haha) they will last you awhile
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Awesome great info guys, my jks a DD also so I wanted to find something that won't wear to fast and I can play with on the weekend. The fierce tires look good too
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Loud is a given, my current IROKS don't make as much noise. My biggest issue is the limited load rating for the larger wheel and tire combo. 35s on 17" wheels were only available in Load Range E. Just too stiff for a JK. They wore great, there was some chunking but I spend most of my time in the rocks.
I don't DD the JK anymore so I switched to the IROK Bias to help survive the rocks.
I don't DD the JK anymore so I switched to the IROK Bias to help survive the rocks.
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After driving with mine I was surprised at how they were not as loud as I expected. No clue on wear since mine only have 2500 on them but as for sound, There are not too bad IMO.