Tall and skinnies.....

Yeah I know they have some as metric. I could be wrong but I think the tallest skinny they have is a 255/85r16 witch is close to a 35x10.50
 
My 38 1250 tsls on a 8" wheel are skinny, but my truck doesnt weigh enough so i have air them down to about 5psi to work
 
Call Brandon at RIDES. He does a lot of tall stuff for duallies.

As I recall, they are usually pretty skinny!
 
11.00R-16 military tires. Kinda hard to find, but they work well.
 
hurt4x4 said:
Yeah I know they have some as metric. I could be wrong but I think the tallest skinny they have is a 255/85r16 witch is close to a 35x10.50
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They actually come out just a hair over 33" tall.
 
34 x 9.50 tsl ssr, meas 35 or so new.
 
What are you going to do with them? Obviously, mount them on rims and drive around on them...
 
I'm putting them on a project of mine, I'm going for a certain look kinda like the picture below. I do some mild wheeling but it will mainly be driven on the road. So I guess I'm really looking for an A/T vs. a M/T. Or if I could get a M/T with a decent compound. I've even thought about doing military 37's b/c they look skinny even though they are a 12.5.... I was just trying to see if anyone else had seen or knew of some skinny offroad tires besides the obvious big names....



this thing is bad ass!
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.... I have a set of 34 LTB's on it now (actually measure 32") that are pretty worn. Another reason I want to run skinnies are to get the tires back under the Jeep. I have a set of stock rims I want to use that don't have all the back spacing. I also have a set of 1.5" spacers if I need to use but I'm trying not to...

My Jeep now...
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Interco makes a 35x10.50-15 Swamper SSR. They should last a while on a fairly light Jeep.
 
RobMcBee said:
I'm putting them on a project of mine, I'm going for a certain look kinda like the picture below. I do some mild wheeling but it will mainly be driven on the road. So I guess I'm really looking for an A/T vs. a M/T. Or if I could get a M/T with a decent compound. I've even thought about doing military 37's b/c they look skinny even though they are a 12.5.... I was just trying to see if anyone else had seen or knew of some skinny offroad tires besides the obvious big names....



this thing is bad ass!
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These in the picture look a whole lot like the "special service" swamper that interco used to make.
 
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