J.Wal

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I am planning on lifting my truck 4" with a rancho lift and going with 35s. I have 2 sets of 20s(rims) and am eather gonna use one set or the other or trade both of them in for a new set that I pick out. anyway, I was wondering if anyone is running or knows anyone runing Interco
SS-M16 Swamper Radial Mud Tire.
I am looking for a 35x12.5x20 that isnt 400 a tire, the SS-M16s are around 315 a tire. Would I get 85 dollars worth of a better ride/ tread life out of a $400 micky or one of those tires?
My truck will rarely be off road but I do live on 6 acrs and I do go through the yard, I dont need a supper aggressive tire but dont want a A/T like I have now.

Mike

my buddy has the 35x13.5x20 baja atzs on his one ton and he had i think over 40k on his first set of tires. and thats with him doing alot of burnouts at the end of their life and his trucks twice as heavy as ours

Bradm08

im not running them but im also looking to run the 35" m16's as well...just having a hell of a time trying to find a dealer where i live..but nonetheless i dont even know forsure if they have come out with the 35 yet?

Zone Offroad

We have 37x13.50 M16's on our company truck. They ride smooth but are a little noisy which I didn't mind. They worked well at the sand dunes, but they really haven't seen enough mileage to help give you a good idea of what to expect there.

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bossman15

Buddy of mine had em on his chevy 1500 and loves em, they look awesome and I wouldnt mind buyin em but im worried about the wearing on em...

1997F1504x4

I have no idea about 35's but my buddy has 40's on his dodge and they do great in the mud and gonna find out how they do at silver lake come summer