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pfreer3 · 01-21-2011, 07:14 AM

I've got a set of 37" rockers now, and I can say they are a TOUGH tire. I've run them into some stuff I was sure the sidewall was going to tear out, but just folded over and kept going. They do awesome in the rocks, I've been all over Black mountain with them and had no problems. They do look like a chunky tire and I was concerned about them loading up with Kentucky clay, but so far it hasn't been a problem. Granted I don't mud bog hardly at all, but slippery soggy trails around here have not been a problem.

I did have one issue, I'm not sure it wasn't my own fault yet. I have 17" rims with beadlocks and I lost an inner bead in harlan. But I was running 5PSI in the fronts and had the tire in a bad spot, it appears it had rolled the bead off the inner. I've never had a tire do that before, or since.

Personally I would reccomend them. They work awesome, hard hard sidewalls, and look pretty cool too.

01-21-2011, 07:14 AM	#26
pfreer3 Old Newb Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Independence Posts: 49	I've got a set of 37" rockers now, and I can say they are a TOUGH tire. I've run them into some stuff I was sure the sidewall was going to tear out, but just folded over and kept going. They do awesome in the rocks, I've been all over Black mountain with them and had no problems. They do look like a chunky tire and I was concerned about them loading up with Kentucky clay, but so far it hasn't been a problem. Granted I don't mud bog hardly at all, but slippery soggy trails around here have not been a problem. I did have one issue, I'm not sure it wasn't my own fault yet. I have 17" rims with beadlocks and I lost an inner bead in harlan. But I was running 5PSI in the fronts and had the tire in a bad spot, it appears it had rolled the bead off the inner. I've never had a tire do that before, or since. Personally I would reccomend them. They work awesome, hard hard sidewalls, and look pretty cool too.