getting new 38" any suggestions?
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My friend got 40,000 miles out of his.They do not really wander at all,I got mine with the E rating so I can tow my Bronco to show's.As far as mud their pretty good,but you can't beat the bogger for mud or sand.They are steel belted radial's so you don't have to worry about flat spot's.I will be getting the 38 SSR's for my Bronco next.As far as balancing I've had no problem's.
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I bought my Parnelli's for about 360 or so... 38s+ tend to go in between the 325 and 400 range... I like the Parnelli's...I've tested them out in the mud and sand so far and haven't had any issues... The lug design helps the tires self clean and also helps keep traction in sand applications w/o sinking.
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Scott
Here's a link to my FTW gallery...
http://fordtruckworld.tenmagazines.c...43-album-33593
Email me if you have anymore questions....
Scott
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i wanted to spend under 300$ for some reason i go threw tires real quick, probably because i always run swampers and they use such a soft rubber to make them, the tires you were running did you have any rubbing with those 15 1/2 inch wide tires? mine are only 14 1/2 and i rubed after getting alittle air with the wheels turned