Thread: TSL swamper Anygood ?????

They come in radial and bias. If bias will be like walking on jelly fish on the black top The bias is more durable off road.

Originally Posted by Rangier Rover

They come in radial and bias. If bias will be like walking on jelly fish on the black top The bias is more durable off road.

They are bias......are they worth 1000 for 4, or is it better waiting for some mickey thompson 35's to appear???

Can I ask where you are getting them at that price?

Pete

Super Swamper TSL Mud Tire Reviews

a mate has them, im just unsure as to wether they are a good option....

If your using this thing on road a lot I'd say no way. Unless Boggers they're not that flash in the mud either. But are very tough in rocks.
I have 35" Micky T MTZs on my 120 and they are awesome on the black top and still surprisingly good off road. Only complaint is they can block up the tread a bit in wet clay. Nothing a bit of right boot wont fix Doing this also fixes the drive line

Seriously it does depend what you use them for. With tyres there is always a compromise

At the price you mention just stick them on a second set of rims and only use them when going off road.

So i drive the car maybe 10 times every 6months and its only weekend warrior work i need taller tyres without going stupid. the 33" just arnt big enough and i was hanging out for 35's maybe ill just wait till 35" come up at the right price.

If used on the road you will burn them out in about 5000 ks , I ran tsl,s for a while they are noisey and because they are a rag tyre not steel belted they develop flat spots over night that take about 30 ks to return to normal and are very hard to balance

Originally Posted by 4.42doorrangie

So i drive the car maybe 10 times every 6months and its only weekend warrior work i need taller tyres without going stupid. the 33" just arnt big enough and i was hanging out for 35's maybe ill just wait till 35" come up at the right price.

35 MTZ's are around 360 a pop