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Old 10-04-2009, 02:57 PM
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Hey guys,

Tire manufacturers don't seem to make many products in the 36 inch size. It's odd seeing as they regularly produce both 37 and 38 inch tires. Anyway, I'm considering a lift that allows 37 inch tires, but they look a little too full in the well. What brands make 36 inch sizes?

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Old 10-04-2009, 03:52 PM
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check out the super swamper irok's. bias ply tho...
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A lot of companies make 35's or 37's that measure 36". If you decide on a rim size you can narrow it further.
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ALMIGHTYCRASH has tires that measure out to 36's ....i believe he's got bfgoodrich km2's which have gotten a HUGE amount of great reviews on here and everywhere else. hope that helps. i'd get with him to get more specifics
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being as far south as u are, i'd run a set of super swampers, tsl, sx, or iroc's, they also make a radial design in the iroc's
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Originally Posted by rubious
being as far south as u are, i'd run a set of super swampers, tsl, sx, or iroc's, they also make a radial design in the iroc's
Yup made in rayne,louisiana.
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The TSL radial also comes in a 36.

Think u can also get the parnelli joes dirt grips in a 36.
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Mickey Thompson makes 36's but i think they only come in 15.50 wide....Baja claws FTW!
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there are not alot of tires out there for a 36" the 37" KM2 will come in at 35.8. that would be my suggestion. and they are an easier tire to get.
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Our M16's which list as 37's are actually in the 36" range.

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