New tires

[DoubleDingo]

They look grippy.

 

[DoubleDingo]

I'm a big fan of the old school skinny tires you found on the Power Wagons and Jeeps. Not the smooth-roundish-treaded-ones, but the ones with big square deep lugs.

 

[78C10BigTen]

I'm a big fan of the old school skinny tires you found on the Power Wagons and Jeeps. Not the smooth-roundish-treaded-ones, but the ones with big square deep lugs.

Ol school tsl's or ground hawgs.

 

[bucket]

Ol school tsl's or ground hawgs.

Or gumbo's. Or buckshots.

Power Kings have the classic look, but are only available in a couple sizes.

 

[DoubleDingo]

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Power Kings.

 

[Boltrunner]

They look grippy.

My thoughts exactly. Most of where i cut wood is muuddy draws out here in western sd. I have chains coming too for when the **** really gets deep.

 

[Boltrunner]

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Power Kings.

Those look pretty nice.

 

[DoubleDingo]

Those look pretty nice.

Yeah I'd like get some as backup set for my trucks.

 

[Boltrunner]

Fairly inexpensive too it looks

 

[DoubleDingo]

And being bias ply their tough as nails, well kinda...lol...

 

[bucket]

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Power Kings.

There's a few different styles.

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[78C10BigTen]

There's a few different styles.

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Thats one damn SEXY truck!!!

 

[bucket]

Thats one damn SEXY truck!!!

Thanks, it's really a 10 footer though, lol

 

[Boltrunner]

Well they are on finally. Ended up using beads instead of lead to balance. I am pretty impressed with the beads so far. Not a lick of vibration at all. We went to balance them and the first one had a few weights on when he suggested them. He didnt even charge me for them. The tires are not as noisy as i would of thought either. The howl started around 70 and i stay under that just for slightly better fuel economy. One of my tires had a broken belt and the way it was i just thought it was a ball joint going bad causing the tire to wear unevenly. But we checked the ball joints and they are decent. I am still going to do them though this spring when i pull the front axle off to do a refresh to it. My steering components are pretty rough. I knew that already though.

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[DoubleDingo]

NEW SHOES!!!