Getting new tires

[Pedro]

Run the trxus mt from super swamper in a 32.7/10.4r15, but remember don't air down past 45 psi as it robs too much ground clearance. These will easily outperform a 9.9" wide tire in volcanic ash sand where you need a bit more "float"

[Burton58]

icelandic volcanic rock

Fixed. Noob. See i told you this thread could be fun. I'll send in CB3

[DizzDizz]

We all know street tires work just fine at the right air pressure.

[CntStpTheStnk06]

Your confused. You can run the heavier moab wheel, all you have to do is remove your lockers. BAM light weight, and better performance in the sand!

[Lycaon]

why is this even up for discussion??

BAM!

[Dizzaster]

IDIOTS!

[hippie metal]

why is this even up for discussion??

BAM!

Have to groove them though
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[CumminsJeep]

the 33x9.5 tires weigh 13.81 pounds a piece and as a result generate the greatest contact pattern on icelandic volcano rock, especially due to the 1/8" siping. they work best when paired with ravine wheels because according to UPS they are 17.1 pounds a piece which in reality will outperform the moab due to them weighing 17.9 pounds thus creating more rotational mass for the jeep to overcome and reducing traction/speed. the only way to truly know how your jeep will perform with the tires however is to place a sand bag in the passenger seat to simulate having someone riding with you

fucking CB3.... dont get me started on that assclown. i almost got banned on JF because of that doosher. Another one of those fuckfaces on JF who has way too much experience for everyone else that makes no fucking sense. My arguement with him (more than once) led to a verbal warning from Jerry Bransford

[hoggie101]

the 33x9.5 tires weigh 13.81 pounds a piece and as a result generate the greatest contact pattern on icelandic volcano rock, especially due to the 1/8" siping. they work best when paired with ravine wheels because according to UPS they are 17.1 pounds a piece which in reality will outperform the moab due to them weighing 17.9 pounds thus creating more rotational mass for the jeep to overcome and reducing traction/speed. the only way to truly know how your jeep will perform with the tires however is to place a sand bag in the passenger seat to simulate having someone riding with you

you just say a 33 weighs 13.81 pounds?

[HeavyMetal]

you just say a 33 weighs 13.81 pounds?

[hoggie101]

any way what kind of sand should i use in the sand bags and how much weight should i use? do i use Nikkis weight or that of a full grown man?