tires

[axas78]

thornbirds vs. boggers for rocks

 

[Tom@Hilltop_Machine]

Boogers come from your nose. Kinda hard to mount to a rim. You mean boggers?

 

[blazeproc]

A buddy of mine wheels with a set of 37in boggers and they do great on rocks. Soft and will chunck out also.

 

[axas78]

ya thats what meant

Boogers come from your nose. Kinda hard to mount to a rim. You mean boggers?

thx

 

[Mac5005]

Boggers

 

[marvilusone]

Thornbirds are for setting engines on and making planters and tire swings out of. Boggers all the way. Groove them for better flex.

 

[johnski]

x2 on grooving the boggers. From what I've witnessed, that's the only way they'll have lateral stability on the rocks. As for the thornturds, they probably even suck at being a tire swing.

 

[tennbronco]

I've had good luck with thornbirds in mud and in the sand but I also had them regrooved for better bite. Other than that I didn't have much use for em.

Boggers are deffinately the way to go or my personal preference is a good ole TSL regrooved.