tire question

[Oxen__]

I have for axles dana 60 rear and a 60 front.

So axle problems should be covered. But axles are a good point to address.

I now understand why bias ply *** arnt ideal for snow. Go figure i almost got a set. That would have sucked.

But im still all about 35 to 40 inch tires. I see yokohama has a 12.5/40/17 MT for about $345 a tire at my local store. Any thoughts about them?

[Nobody]

I have for axles dana 60 rear and a 60 front.

So axle problems should be covered. But axles are a good point to address.

I now understand why radials arnt ideal for snow. Go figure i almost got a set. That would have sucked.

But im still all about 35 to 40 inch tires. I see yokohama has a 12.5/40/17 MT for about $345 a tire at my local store. Any thoughts about them?

Not sure if that was a type-o, you WANT radials for snow.

[Oxen__]

I have for axles dana 60 rear and a 60 front.

So axle problems should be covered. But axles are a good point to address.

I now understand why radials arnt ideal for snow. Go figure i almost got a set. That would have sucked.

But im still all about 35 to 40 inch tires. I see yokohama has a 12.5/40/17 MT for about $345 a tire at my local store. Any thoughts about them?

Not sure if that was a type-o, you WANT radials for snow.

total typo i went and corrected it. thats what i get for using my phone to post.

[jam session]

Have you looked at Pit Bull Rocker radials? They have a 37 for 16.5 but are pretty expensive.

[Nobody]

A friend of mine ran the yokohama geolander when they first came out. They did pretty good, but he was only running 33's. I didn't realize they made the larger sizes. Too bad the wheel sizes are so limited. The website doesn't say how many plys the sidewalls are.

Yokohama Geolander Mud Terrain
http://www.yokohamatire.com/tires/detai ... r_m_t_plus


30X9.50R15 104Q
31X10.50R15 109Q
33X12.50R15 108Q
35X12.50R15 113Q
LT225/75R16 103S
LT285/75R16 116Q
LT265/75R16 112Q
LT305/70R16 118Q
LT315/75R16 113Q
LT35X12.50R17 119Q
LT37X12.50R17 124Q
LT38X13.50R17 119Q
LT40X13.50R17 121Q
LT265/70R17 112Q
38X13.50R18 126Q
40X13.50R18 122Q
37X12.50R20 120Q
38X15.50R20 125Q
40X15.50R20 130Q

[Oxen__]

Have you looked at Pit Bull Rocker radials? They have a 37 for 16.5 but are pretty expensive.

yes i looked at emm :) but i think i can afford them them next year :)

so i figured the yoko mt+ would be a affordable temp tire. 17 inch wheels are about 100 each. a 40-13.50r17 is $347 a tire.

my guy at discount tire can cut me a good deal. i have bought around 10k in tires from the same guy over the last 4 or five years .

[Oxen__]

A friend of mine ran the yokohama geolander when they first came out. They did pretty good, but he was only running 33's. I didn't realize they made the larger sizes. Too bad the wheel sizes are so limited. The website doesn't say how many plys the sidewalls are.

Yokohama Geolander Mud Terrain
http://www.yokohamatire.com/tires/detai ... r_m_t_plus


30X9.50R15 104Q
31X10.50R15 109Q
33X12.50R15 108Q
35X12.50R15 113Q
LT225/75R16 103S
LT285/75R16 116Q
LT265/75R16 112Q
LT305/70R16 118Q
LT315/75R16 113Q
LT35X12.50R17 119Q
LT37X12.50R17 124Q
LT38X13.50R17 119Q
LT40X13.50R17 121Q
LT265/70R17 112Q
38X13.50R18 126Q
40X13.50R18 122Q
37X12.50R20 120Q
38X15.50R20 125Q
40X15.50R20 130Q

doing a little bit of lookling around i found there mt+ "the revised version" has a 3 ply side wall.