34x9.50 - Land Rovers Only

Funrover · 11-07-2005, 07:03 PM

Has anyone ever run this size? I am thinking about getting a set... but want to know how they do on the trails....

SCSL · 11-07-2005, 09:52 PM

Would you happen to be talking about an SS LTB? That's the only tire I'm aware of that comes in that size. I was actually thinking about a set of these in 34x10. I don't know anyone who runs it but searched the crap out of it on every BB I read & got some conflicting info, as always with tires. My concern was more running bias in winter.

Funrover · 11-07-2005, 09:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SCSL

Would you happen to be talking about an SS LTB? That's the only tire I'm aware of that comes in that size. I was actually thinking about a set of these in 34x10. I don't know anyone who runs it but searched the crap out of it on every BB I read & got some conflicting info, as always with tires. My concern was more running bias in winter.

I was wrong..they are 33x9.50.... They are Inercos... The price may be right..

llesra · 11-07-2005, 10:28 PM

super swampers are interco stoops! whats the specific tire youre lookin at?

Funrover · 11-07-2005, 10:35 PM

Not sure yet...I have to meet the guy...

defender · 12-08-2005, 11:48 AM

I had the TSL super swampers on my D90 and they worked great.I sold them to a guy in VA that was putting them on his lifted Disco for MAR.
I tried to attache a pic but to big for this forum.

kdkg · 12-08-2005, 05:33 PM

I've ran 33x9.5x15 BFG Muds. More PSI on the the footprint, but didn't wrap very well. Depends on what surface you are looking at.

For snow, will cut down to the solid dirt if it isn't too deep. Same with mud. aka pizza cutters.

For Ice, tended to be too hard and thin so it slid more. A wider tires should grip more if it has some meat.

For the rocks, I think a wider footprint is better. I have rock crawled them and they did work, but chunked more than I was happy with since I spun them allot. But I think a wider tire will wrap better. I am tempted to go to down to 33 x 15.5s (or so) with my Samurai. I am running 35 x 12.5's right now.

All that being said, they were alot better than the military tires I have on my blazer. Worse of all worlds. Wide stiff and no grip.

I ran ChinaMan's gulch with my blazer with the 33's on it. Don't want to do it again though.

Now with a Rover and the limited fender space, might be just what the doc ordered. I still have the tires and if I had some 15 inch rover wheels, I might already be running them.

Just my opinion...

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11-07-2005, 09:52 PM	#2 (permalink)
SCSL Wheeler Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 1,841 Gallery: 0	Would you happen to be talking about an SS LTB? That's the only tire I'm aware of that comes in that size. I was actually thinking about a set of these in 34x10. I don't know anyone who runs it but searched the crap out of it on every BB I read & got some conflicting info, as always with tires. My concern was more running bias in winter.

12-08-2005, 11:48 AM	#6 (permalink)
defender Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Posts: 7 Gallery: 0	I had the TSL super swampers on my D90 and they worked great.I sold them to a guy in VA that was putting them on his lifted Disco for MAR. I tried to attache a pic but to big for this forum.

12-08-2005, 05:33 PM	#7 (permalink)
kdkg Basic HillBilly Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Colorado Springs... Posts: 217 Gallery: 0	I've ran 33x9.5x15 BFG Muds. More PSI on the the footprint, but didn't wrap very well. Depends on what surface you are looking at. For snow, will cut down to the solid dirt if it isn't too deep. Same with mud. aka pizza cutters. For Ice, tended to be too hard and thin so it slid more. A wider tires should grip more if it has some meat. For the rocks, I think a wider footprint is better. I have rock crawled them and they did work, but chunked more than I was happy with since I spun them allot. But I think a wider tire will wrap better. I am tempted to go to down to 33 x 15.5s (or so) with my Samurai. I am running 35 x 12.5's right now. All that being said, they were alot better than the military tires I have on my blazer. Worse of all worlds. Wide stiff and no grip. I ran ChinaMan's gulch with my blazer with the 33's on it. Don't want to do it again though. Now with a Rover and the limited fender space, might be just what the doc ordered. I still have the tires and if I had some 15 inch rover wheels, I might already be running them. Just my opinion...

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