[notcrazyjustNuTz]

would you? The 35's seemed to work better after I grooved them, conformed to the ground surface better and better side hill grip, but then they are 16 wide. Would you groove the 37x13's? Why and why not?

 

[Yota Krawler]

i would, for the same reasons you said the 16"'s worked well. grip and conform to the terrain much better. i'm looking at getting some 37x13 and i plan on grooving them the saame way you grooved your 35's.

 

[blk87K5]

Sounds like you answered your own question. You stated the benefits of grooving, and one would think that you would have the same benefits on a more narrow tire too. Maybe not to the same affect, but I would groove them.

 

[Wellsy]

I've got the 37x13's and I grooved mine.. Works great!!

 

[Erik D_lux]

If you groove them are you going to do it the same way?

 

[jhama78]

Silence of the lambs.......

"It puts the virgin rubber under the knife!!"

-Buffalo Bill

:flipoff2: :flipoff2:

Do it man.... cut those mofos!!!

 

[notcrazyjustNuTz]

If you groove them are you going to do it the same way?

That's what I was thinking, but I'm open to opinions on that as well.

 

[Erik D_lux]

I was just curious. I wondered how well you liked that style of grooving since you ran them.

They way I was considering is the one where the big lugs are grooved leangth wise then the small ones just like yours.

 

[Heavy Metal Toy]

how much does the grooving actually help on sidehills? i'm more concerned with mud performance, as the rocks in my area are usually covered in mud.

 

[reddwarf]

"It puts the virgin rubber under the knife!!"

Bawwwhawhawhaw!

 

[upandovr]

Why wouldn't you groove I guess would have been a better question to ask. What are the down sides?

No longer DOT but who cares

easier to tear a lug

what else?