Gettin the 22s muddy pullin out stock f250

[Mike]

came across this kid who was layin frame in the mud in his f250. didnt take much to get him out but i had my cam and its the first pull on the toyos.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x94h5FCHQYI

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pTetaguzVNA

 

[99COOP]

nice, looked like they made little work of that ford. Toyo's will probably be might next tire come spring.

 

[Mike]

Wanna buy mine? I want some 40 boggers.

 

[99COOP]

i would say yes, however the only thing that stops me is the 22's. I just prefer a little less rim, out of curiosity are you looking to sell as a whole or separate ?

 

[Mike]

I'd sell as a whole for the right offer but I was thinking of putting the rims on the new truck. In real life the rims arent so big. I got my 22s for like 900 bucks.

 

[heavrolet9894]

I'd say put the 22's on the 99. I think that would look bad ass. You could get 40" mud grapplers for the 22's and leave them on the 96.

 

[trx88]

wondering why this website doesnt have a mud tire forum, i just dont want to misplace my questions

whats a better buy 98 percent tread thornbirds or 80 percent tread procomp xterrains 700 for the birds 350 for the xterrains and they come with wheels

dont know if theyre already balanced, I have the money, but im not overjoyed to spend it! ive been reading reviews on offroaders.com which is helpful but

just as much confusing, the xterrains are directional, and theyre said to wear uneven and faster, but who knows, i dont think people check air pressure and

rotate as often as they think they do...

 

[trx88]

the guy in the f250s axles were probably bottomed out its overwith after that your just throwing ****

 

[Mike]

I would never get a set of thornbirds, I've yet to read any positive info on them.

 

[94_C/1500]

I know this thread is a little old, but I wanted to say something.

Thornbirds do about as good as a cheap mud terrian. The only real good thing about them is their sidewall, everything else is mediocre. A nice set of cheap mud tires would be LTBs.