ive been lookin at tires and i want somthing aggressive looking but can still get some good street use out of. i like the look of nitto's mud grappler but there not so much a steet tire i hear. ive been lookin @ trxus sts super swamper 33's for my new 20's and i just wanted sum feed back on um'... anyone runnig them? milage i can expect? pix by chance? hell even recomendations on other tires i might be interested in that arn't way out of a 21 year old kids budget -thanx

 

the sts are good for street for the look and thats about it, personally i think. i had a set on my f150 and constantly had balance issues, and being that it was my daily driver i got pretty annoyed having to constantly be at discount tire on saturday mornings. i sold them after about 10,000 miles and they still had about 75% tread left. i switched over to BFG ATs, which i went with because thats what ive always run on my trucks. unfortunately it got totalled 3 months after i got them installed.

 

i almost bought some for mine, but i've had other pro comps and the rubber just seems to wear much faster than BFGs or Nittos, to name a few. They look sweet for sure tho

 

Look into the BFGoodrich KM2's. A lot of guys run them now including me and they are pretty agressive yet extemely quiet on the road and are supposed to have a very good tread life

 

Remember the Truxus STS is an Interco tire which means a rather soft rubber compound even for a Radial. The tires work well on the street. The tread pattern is unique. If you offroad its not really all that great and will leave you stuck often. The voids are horribly small and do not clean out well. The only offroad terrain that the tire is ok in is sand anthat you can still find better tires for.

Mileage id say no more than 30-35k

 

appriciate the input yall, i've run procomp xterrain at's in the past on my last truck and honestly those were some good tires. my deal was i really dnt wanna run a big-*** lift on my truck just level it. but i still want a agressive look goin with meaty tires

 

I've read a lot of mixed reviews on the Trxus STS