maxxis bighorn ???

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maxxis bighorn ???

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Right im in the market to buy me some 33's :lol: just wondering if anyone has ran these tyres, what they like on the road/rock/mud etc? or some other good 33's for a bit of all round use
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don't you mean maxxis buckshot, i run these on my truck haven't had any problems with them yet, only waiting for them to wear down so i can go on to 35's, cheers :D
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Think its a new one between a buckshot and a mudziller, could be all wrong thou :oops:
http://www.maxxis.com/products/automotive/product_detail.asp?id=282
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Same tread pattern as the Buckshot I think, but with side wall lugs.

I looked at these, but will stick with the Goodyears.
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Post by Shane »

Bighorn has different tread patten to buckshot mudder and is alittle larger,looks more like a MTR tread wise.
I would go the mtr unless you can get a killer deal on the Bighorns.

http://www.4wdbits.co.nz/ProductDetails ... ductID=221

http://www.4wdbits.co.nz/ProductDetails ... ductID=776

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I looked at them too, but there were none in stock at the time so I went with Goodyear MTR's. The tread is similar - more aggressive than Buckshots, & with side lugs so better sidewall protection. I don't know if they would be as good as the Goodyears though... Price would be the decider I guess. You might get a decent price just so they can get some out to start building a reputation.
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well guys its been a long saving process, but about to order some tyres of these type for $960 (4tyres), including fitting (i hope) does this sound like a good deal???
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philux wrote:well guys its been a long saving process, but about to order some tyres of these type for $960 (4tyres), including fitting (i hope) does this sound like a good deal???


very good for a set of 33's :wink:
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cheers, what size rims should i get, think they recomend 15x10, but what is wrong with 15x8?
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I have 33x12.5 running on 15x7 havent had a tyre pop off the rim ever!!!
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all my 33's have been on 15x8's
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doing allot of k,s on and offroad on 33x12.5x15 on 10 inch rims and wearing well so no probs with mine
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Post by hinsonberger »

Most 33x12.50R15 tyres have a recommended rim width range of 8.5 - 11.0".

Something to be aware of for insurance purposes if something should let go at any stage.

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Post by SupraLux »

8" rims pull the sidewalls in tighter against the outer edge of the bead and helps keep mud out... I'd recommend 8's over 10's if you're doing a lot of offroading. If its a street truck then go with the 10's to have the tread sit flatter on the road...

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Post by philux »

cheers fellowa, orded me sum 15x8 rims from kats, hopefully arrive tomorrow then my sweet tyres arrive this week (hopefully :? )
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