kumho mud tires
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Check out this thread from the past: http://www.jeepz.com/index.php?name=PNphpBB2&file=viewtopic&t=322866&highlight=kuhmo
Be sure to check out the links in Mingez' post. Good reading there.
Check out this thread from the past: http://www.jeepz.com/index.php?name=PNphpBB2&file=viewtopic&t=322866&highlight=kuhmo
Be sure to check out the links in Mingez' post. Good reading there.
Sparky-Watts
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For years I ran the Kumho 31x10.5's on my Toyota 4-wheeler and loved them. Never had a bit of a problem with them. In fact, aside from having to plug nail holes, I don't think I ever took one off the truck till it was worn out. One set I changed was full of plugs. One tire had 25 plugs in it!!!!
currupt4130
VT Hokie
i run 35inch mud rovers. just get your contact patch right. right now i run 25 psi but if i want a perfect contact patch i run 21. drive down a dirt road and see how they pick up dirt at different air pressures. or you can soak them in mud and drive down the road and after a few hundred yards youll have a pretty good indication of where your wear is. from there let out some air until you hit full contact or just under
TwistedCU
Active member
RE: Re: RE: Help!! I think she might blow!!!!
I think I might have suggested that in another thread. That is very subjective and I probably shouldn't have mentioned it. Any Mud tire will wear unevenly if not properly inflated. It's just that I have been told by 3 people they had problems getting them to wear evenly - may have been 3 people who don't know how to set the proper air pressure for their tires/maybe not.
sicnik said:
I think I might have suggested that in another thread. That is very subjective and I probably shouldn't have mentioned it. Any Mud tire will wear unevenly if not properly inflated. It's just that I have been told by 3 people they had problems getting them to wear evenly - may have been 3 people who don't know how to set the proper air pressure for their tires/maybe not.
currupt4130
VT Hokie
i like my mud rovers, theyre good for street driving and occasional offroad but i really want a set of swampers or mickey thompson claws for offroad, i think ill buy 37's if i buy a strictly offroad tire... hehe. but the mud rovers are a great tire i had mine twisted between two sharp edged rocks in a crevace, bound the steering up and spun them against the edges until the knobs caught and pulled me out and they came out unscathed
Tug-n-pull
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RE: Re: RE: Going newer... Got Questions.
Kumo has been around many many years and make big truck and equipement tires, Proven Quality and worth the bucks. tug
Kumo has been around many many years and make big truck and equipement tires, Proven Quality and worth the bucks. tug
LadyJeepFreak
New member
RE: Re: RE: Re: RE: Going newer... Got Questions.
Kumho's are great, my set has gotten me everywhere I wanted to in the past year. I should copy that to the clipboard, I feel like I'm always saying it. lol Don't doubt the M/T tire.
LJF
Kumho's are great, my set has gotten me everywhere I wanted to in the past year. I should copy that to the clipboard, I feel like I'm always saying it. lol Don't doubt the M/T tire.
LJF
Since it was already mentioned, I'll throw in my vote for the Dunlops as the best cheap all around tire. I loved mine. My 35s rode great and were alot smoother than any other mud tire I've owned. They aren't the greatest mire tire in the world, but they do good enough when you consider that they also do everything else just as good.
The Kumho's tread design might work a little better in a smaller size like a 31, but bigger than that and I'd go for the Mud Rovers.
The Kumho's tread design might work a little better in a smaller size like a 31, but bigger than that and I'd go for the Mud Rovers.
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