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Has anybody had a set of these I"m curious to see how they go as I've been offered a set five 35''x15"s for $1440.00 + gst

Any Comments ???

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I've got a mate running the 33x13.5 on 10 inch rims with second air beadlocks.

They go really well in a straight line. Look a bit scarey on the sidlings though. Not a lot of side ways resistance.

A tyre that I have been recently introduced to is the swamper IROK. Amazing tyre. It was the tyre that Simon Guy just one the Rotorua winch challenge with. Its a really open pattern and not terribly deep when put next to a centipede. But the individual outer lugs have a claw shaped leading edge. The old Kumho mudders used to have a forward facing leading edge at the very top to the lug. Thats nothing compared to the curved leading edge of these tyres.

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Post by Conan »

Has anybody had a set of these I"m curious to see how they go as I've been offered a set five 35''x15"s for $1440.00 + gst


reece howd you go with these?? you buy em? im considering trying some on .......

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Didn't end up getting them based on what Jungle said (also backed up locally) I do alot of pruning and thinning QC work which means I'm solo in the back of beyound on 4wheeler tracks that you don't want to slid off!
On the good side everyone who has them raves about how good they are in mud...
I'm working on a second hand set of BFG A/T's till winter and was thinking of a set of $imex's for $200 more! and judging from coments they wear about as fast onroad as the Mudzilla's
Heres a link for cheap 35" Simex's
http://www.trademe.co.nz/Trade-Me-Motors/Car-parts-accessories/Wheels-tyres/4x4/auction-41775218.htm
Or if your on a budget how about these
http://www.4wdbits.co.nz/ProductDetails.aspx?productID=193
they are only a 34" but at that price :D :D

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cheer for the reply, yeah the simex guy is next option but all depends on freight ... will keep searching :)


ps hows the wagon coming along/??
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:D would you believe $5 frieght per tyre for the simex's :shock: :D a bit less than I paid to get my AT's delivered!!

I'm back to driving the Rover :roll: but I am making slow progress on the lemon, be some more progress shots soon 8) just about finished machining the steering arms!!
My big problem is time, we've hit the silly season when everyone wants there trees cut down :lol: I'll be working every day till christmas and probably a few during the break :( so progress will be very slow... :roll: well at least it'll pay the tax bill :evil:

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yeh $5 would be no arguments if its for real....
hahaah yeah should be 2day weeks 5 day weeekends huh :D
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:lol: I had some of those during winter, now I'm making up for it :roll:, been productive today, only one more set of jigs and one more face and the arms are done on the mill :D :D

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I would stick to the Simex's - just have a look and see what all the comp trucks run
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