need suggestions????

[bassboi]

i have a 1995 chevy with 10 inch wide wheels that i will be using as my dd if u want to call it that.i will be driving about 15 miles a day monday thru friday and mud boggin on the weekends.of the following tires which would u all recommend for me.keep in mind i dont care about handling ,road noise,etc... all i drive on is mud no rocks on anything like that31x11.50 super swamper ltb,32x11.50 maxxis buckshots,32x11.50 wild country rvt,32x11.50 kumho mt,32x11.50 super swamper ssr,32x11.50 bfg mt, or 32x11.50 trailcutter mt or any other that you all can think of.

[bob large]

If road noise and vibration are not an issue. There is only one choice. TSL/Bogger
http://www.intercotire.com/piclib/229.jpg

31x12.50-15LT
15x10

33x10.50-15
15x7-9

33x12.50-15LT
15x10

33x14.00-15LT
15x10

35x10.50-15
15x7-9

35x14.50-15LT
15x10

http://www.intercotire.com/site28.php

[RedDonkey]

praise the tire gods for making the bogger

[Terry4X4]

You need to look at a wider tire for the 10" wheel. A 11.5" wide tire will look funny with a 10" wide wheel. You need at least a 12.5" width.

[whitetoy]

How often do you go mud boggin ?
You could have a separate set of wheels/tires for serious wheeling
and have a set of AT's for commutting. Thats what I do.
(a floor jack really comes in handy for swapping wheels).

[bob large]

i'll second that! i have a set of AT for the street and a set of MTR's for the trails.

just wish i would have figured that out sooner. i wore my $800 MTR's down to about 20% before i got some street meat.

[GubNi]

10" rims are very wide. I put 12.5 wide tires on 8" rims. You can use a 12.5 on a 10" rim, but anything smaller will come off in the mud pits. The bogger is an awesome tire, but it's also very soft rubber compound and wears quickly. Second choice would be a claw or the other one that's similiar design.