35" procomp xterrain. What do u think of these tires. I am thinking about buy the 35's. Just wanted to know what u think of them before i do so. I will probably buy them but justed wanted to hear if there good or bad. Pix would be goood:flipoff2: :flipoff2:

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Originally posted by Big Rich
Sign up as a competitor and you can get a killer discount. Pro comp does sponsor CalROCS

Rich

How much? I'm waiting for the 37 x 15 X-turds :D

I have a friend that went from 33" boggers to 35" x terrains on his TJ and he really likes them, better than the boggers, but thats his opinion, not mine, I would rather by some bigger TSL's for the same money.

They make 36" x-terrains? Since when? :confused:

2 ply sidewalls? :nuke: no thanks. Get some Swampers! nothing wrong with a nice set of boggers, either, for that matter.

Originally posted by Big Bad Pete
They make 36" x-terrains? Since when? :confused:

hit the wrong key 35"

I dont want boggers on a daily driver my tires would be bald in a month.

Originally posted by the Millenium Falcon
2 ply sidewalls? :nuke: no thanks. Get some Swampers! nothing wrong with a nice set of boggers, either, for that matter.

nothing wrong with em up there ..down here they suck

BTW the 35 mud type procomps seem to work REAL good...
on identicle toyotas the 35's smoked the 36 ssr swamper on the rocks..

BUT they ain't x terrains and I dunno about sidewall strenght...

anyone else?

Personally I would like to be able to groove and try a set of x terrains (although I hate everything else procrap makes besides tires)

For streetable mud/rock tire just go with the MTR. Stronger sidewall/proven to stick to rocks/decent mud performance.

I would go with the MTR's but not when i can go to 4wpw and buy 3 get 1 free.

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Originally posted by the Millenium Falcon
2 ply sidewalls? :nuke: no thanks. Get some Swampers! nothing wrong with a nice set of boggers, either, for that matter.

I think the sidewalls are pretty tough. I sent my junk over a big hill once, it stuffed the right front hard enough to bend the frame, shear the axle locater pin, and make a huge impression in the passenger footwell. This tire was still up. The left was off the beads with the sidewall mushed between the rim and a large rock. It took one plug to seal it. I had it looked at when I got home, said it was fine and I had him put a patch on the inside. Still on the rig.

**it was upside down at some point (nobody was able to see it) but landed upright and running! It was a little tricky driving it out in 4-hi and the windshield smashed.:D :D