kdx
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- Location
- brewster ny
what are most pople doing for 32 inch tires. i will be doing mostly trails and some mudding
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32 inch tires
- Thread starter kdx
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orchimaxi
NAXJA Forum User
Are you asking for lift heights or for tire brands/tread styles?
kdx
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- brewster ny
oh sorry, yes tire brands and also rims brands and size
t151rex
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Arroyo Grande CA
check out remington mud brutes, they are pretty well priced, and have done great for me on sand, mud, rock and everything else.
MGrobe
NAXJA Member #968
- Location
- Chicagoland-area, IL
I have a set of Swamper TSL Radials in 32x10.5. They are a true 32 inch tire as they come about 32.5" tall. Decent tire, pretty cheap as well.
swbooking
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Riverside/Running Springs, Ca
I have Goodyear MTRs 32X11.5X15 they get me where i need to go and then some. 
Theyre not too bad like 178 each @ Discount Tire.
Theyre not too bad like 178 each @ Discount Tire.
jmaxj
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- in My shorts.
cant go wrong with BFG
ridge_runnerxj
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- oak ridge missouri
ive got 32x11.50 tsl/sx. 180 per tire. on black rock crawler wheels. im still in china so ive only seen pics of mine from home. but they are lookin nice. lotta cleat.
Blue XJ
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Sterling Heights, Michigan
BFG Mud Terrains here, all 4 of them for $625 out the door, couldn't go wrong.
i just switch to 33 pro comp so far i like them alot. i just took of the 32 mud kings off they worked out really good for me,wore even ,rode nice at 28psi,and they did not need any wheel wieghts at all.the procomps all took wheel wieghts. i am sell the mud kings for $250
- Location
- Mission Viejo
BFG AT 32x11.5x15s are widely accepted for DDs.
Red97XJ
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Northern Indiana
GY MTR's, great for everything except the goo. then you nees a booger or swamper sort of tire.... depends on more of what ya wheel.
- Location
- Hammertown, USA
32x11.5 BFG M/T's on 15x8 Rock Crawler wheels, with 5" of lift and no trimming. It worked -great-, but I would never recommend BFG tires to anyone - I probably had 15 flats in a year - everytime I got near a stick or a rock. Sometimes I'd get 2-3 flats in a day. Go with MT/R's, 32x11.5 on a 15x8" wheel with about 4.5" of backspacing, and 4.56 gears.. You won't regret it, and the extra cost is made up in time you save on trips to the tire store.
