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ZUKIWORLD Discussion Forum => Suzuki 4x4 Forum => Topic started by: bulldog on August 26, 2004, 11:02:31 AM
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hey guyz,i have a 99 track 2dr,want put calmini lift,commute about 60 miles a day.i want a good offroad tire,that wears well,not to loud,and of course good traction.any suggestions?......oops probly 235/75/15s.
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You can fit 30's on a tracker 4x4 stock. If you want a good wearing tire, you cannot go wrong with BFG's. They wear GREAT.
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boggers
;Dstu ;D
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boggers
;Dstu ;D
Come on now, He's a new guy, Lets not kill him off yet ;D
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Come on now, He's a new guy, Lets not kill him off yet ;D
opps, i didn't see his post thingy. :D
stu
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Dunlap Mud Rovers.  I'll say it again, best bang for your buck.  And they won't sing too much on your commute. http://www.tirerack.com YOU GOTTA HAVE 'EM!
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How big of a Calmini liftr are you going to use?
For a good all around tire, look for "All Terrains"
BF Goodrich and Pro-Comps make some good ATs.
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i have wrangler mtrs on a C1500 extended cab the ride better than my bfg ats. i have about 35000 miles on them with 1/4 tred left.
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Pro-Comps AT have a 50 k mile warranty.
Had them on a 2000 Dakota. Didn't really notice any noise. But my milage dipped.
May have been from upsizing to a 32" tire on it ;D
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i have bridgestone dueler a/t revo's 265/70/15's and they are very quiet. they are great in the wet, and dry. off-road they are excellent in everything except mud, and they are great in the snow. but that's the only tire i've tried since my tracker is the first 4x4 i've owned in the last ten plus years. :)
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I like the bridgestone dueler a/t's, but I think you should go with some Wrangler MTRs, I was sold on 'em!
steveo
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I liked my mickey thompson mtx's.
(http://memimage.cardomain.net/member_images/10/web/502000-502999/502516_14_full.jpg)
This one gives you an idea of the tread.
(http://www.michiganjeepers.com/photopost/data/500/3456100_0045.JPG)
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I like the bridgestone dueler a/t's, but I think you should go with some Wrangler MTRs, I was sold on 'em!
steveo
Mtr's are great too but they cost some$$$P.SSorry about the pics i just love showing off my suzuki's ;D
(http://www.michiganjeepers.com/photopost/data/500/3456102_0253.JPG)
(http://www.michiganjeepers.com/photopost/data/500/3456102_0261.JPG)
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yes MTR's are a sweet tire but if you want a quieter cheaper agressive tire go for good year AT/S they grab well i find, and wear awsome, they look alright too.. or you could go with my favorite route, old school ghetto bias ply swampers, cheap, fun, last forever
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yes MTR's are a sweet tire but if you want a quieter cheaper agressive tire go for good year AT/S they grab well i find, and wear awsome, they look alright too.. or you could go with my favorite route, old school ghetto bias ply swampers, cheap, fun, last forever
bias ply and last forever... don't seem to go together ???
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MTRS are good, i have run all sorts and the MTR does it for me as I tend to drive to events,remounds seems to wear quickly :-9 Cant afford a set of Simex just yet :-)
good luck,
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thanx for the info.the lift probly2.5" i'm looking to spend about $100 per tire.my ride is stock and my total budget about 5 grand to do everything.
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:-9 Cant afford  a set of Simex just yet :-)
good luck, ÂÂ
would you be able to find a pic of one of these? i have heard of them in Four Wheeler but have never seen them.
stu
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how about dulop radial rover rt's?anyone use them?
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Anybody have pics with 235/75/15 AT tire on? With stock suspension? ???