Cobra4B

I'm probably going to pickup a pretty much brand new set for my '87 Toyota beater/daily. How fast do these things wear out? How loud are they? Are they anoying? Will the truck ride better with them?

ZweetdreamZ

depends traditionaly super swampers wear out quick. there noisey and very nobby

Cobra4B

I figured that out... and talked w/ my pops (he used to have a 72 Blazer on huge tires). I'm not getting them... don't need the high noise and low tire life on a daily commuter truck.

2.3Liter

Well i ran 3 sets on mine.(83 toyota) I honestly as in wear and loudness was the #1Thornbirds #2 Swampers #3 boggers.
and ride better.. compared to what? you will have a decent ride a little ruff compared to your suspension setup. but tire wise. noisy yes a good nice WHINe down the highway

Zack

Theres a few different types of swampers that you can get. Best thing i can tell you is swing by my work sometime and id be happy to show you differences and help you pick out what tire would be best.

vasponger

why supper swampers?

bfg at's are the best tires ive seen so far

broncomx

what kinda terrian will you be driving on beside the road??

bigd0915

shit.... for sand or snow.

RepairMan

BFG Muds have a great wear life, aren't noisey, stay balanced and will get you through most terrain.


I kick myself for gettin these interco (makers of superswamper) truxus mud terrains. They'll be worn out in around 25k, if that, and they've never balanced well. One of them came to me out of round, which is evedentally a common problem with interco tires.

vasponger

bs on the muds, they suck in snow, we went back to ATs

at's are great in snow, sand they arent bad.

our dueller mt's? sucked in sand and snow, they wear horrible and were loud as hell