thats all exactly what i wanted to hear... except.. why not air em down?SeaBass44 said:I ran a set of 36x12:50x16.5's goodyear mt-II military ones 90% tread or better on an 82 toyota for about a year. They worked real well, used them on the Rubicon, and they did work. on the street they were very good! Quite too, only downside would be that you can't air them down much, I stayed at 12psi or so and 17 street, but they still worked well. and didn't see any were on them. oh ya sidewalls are tougher then any swamper too![]()
ahhh.. gotcha.. hopefully these hummer rims will cure thatSeaBass44 said:couldn't air down cause no safty bead. worked great in mud
I found two of my radials for $60 each 80+ tread.TexasBlakeWFO said:He said he got them cause he can get them all day long for $50 a piece.
If that is the case...Then why are all the SF Humvees in Afganistan switching to 36x12.50x16.5 TSL/SX's?????oh ya sidewalls are tougher then any swamper too[/B]
I have had tsl's sx's and I run boggers now, the goodyear rtII's with 10 plys 6 in the sidewalls WERE TOUGHER, I don't care what you or the army saysyield2me said:
If that is the case...Then why are all the SF Humvees in Afganistan switching to 36x12.50x16.5 TSL/SX's?????
BECAUSE THE TSL/SX's HAVE TOUGHER SIDEWALLS!!!
They were tearing sidewalls out of the Goodyears all the time..
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