Toad
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I have a set of these on order 35". Just wondering how people have liked them. Hard time balancing them? Miles? Just looking for feedback.
MTR kevlar
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RockChucker
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I'm on my third set. I love em. They work great. 40k miles isn't unreasonable I would say. On a jeep anyway.
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- Bountiful, land of rocks
I've never wore a set out but I'm on my third set. Like them. Just put them on my JK
Toad
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sandbags?
My dad uses/used them in his mtr-k's and has had nothing but balancing problems. Mainly because the sand absorbs moisture and clumps together I think.
It is literally a sandbag (like the kind you toss in that cornhole game) and when you drive around the bag rips and sand is free to roam around in your wheel, going to the lightest part of the tire, (same principal as the BB's in the wheel) but it's a method with lots of flaws.
Toad
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I see. I have heard of the BB's but not the sandbags.
AaronPaige
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Are they lighter or more flex able? Why Kevlar ...
Sidewall puncture resistance is all I can figure...
AaronPaige
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Ok, but all around a good performing tire? Is it quiet for a mud tire and work off road
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Hmmmm, quiet I'm not sure. Tough to tell on my "Jeep". On my JK, they are pretty quiet but I think I have 2000 miles on them at the most. I think they are one of the better, streetable off road tires out there.
AaronPaige
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Thanks... I have been looking and for my tj I think they are my best, realistic option...