Q78 is advertised as 35.5X11, mine have a true diameter of 35" exactly (making them about 1.5" taller than 34's). Best way to describe how they look is to park a Q78 in between a 34X9.50 & a 38X12.50. The Q's basically split the difference between the 34's & 38's both in diameter & in width. Like the 34's, Q78's have 27/32's tread depth. But, they do not have the same unique tread pattern that the 34's have. Instead, the Q's have lugs that look like 35X15.50's lengthwise, but narrower due to the shorter section width. Personally, I think the tread pattern on the 34 is just a HAIR more effective than what's on the Q78. BUT, the extra height of the Q is what I needed since we run pretty deep slop.Originally posted by busdrivah:
<STRONG>What's a Q Swamper? Where can I get specs. Thanks?</STRONG>
You can get specs fromOriginally posted by busdrivah:
<STRONG>What's a Q Swamper? Where can I get specs. Thanks?</STRONG>
They're recommended for 6.5's I believe. Got mine on 7's. On the 7's, I'd have to say they're pretty close to 11" true width, but I haven't actually measured. They MIGHT be a bit narrower. They're clearly skinny compared to ANY 12.50 wide tire out there, but still quite a bit fatter than the 9.50's.Originally posted by busdrivah:
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Do you know the true width of the Q78's ? Would they fit on stock rims? Thanks.</STRONG>
Really? In the snow?They do kick A$$ in the mud and snow though. <IMG SRC="smilies/usa.gif" border="0">[/QB]