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Old 01-30-2009, 01:57 PM
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Has anyone that has had maxis gumbo mudders ever notice that they were somewhat "bouncy" while driving on the open hwy. I had
305-70-17 and they seem to make the jk wonder on dippy roads. If anyone else has had this problem please chime in . I am ready to make a new purchase in tires
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Has anyone that has had maxis gumbo mudders ever notice that they were somewhat "bouncy" while driving on the open hwy. I had
305-70-17 and they seem to make the jk wonder on dippy roads. If anyone else has had this problem please chime in . I am ready to make a new purchase in tires
never had them, but what psi were you running? sounds more like an air pressure issue than the tire itself, but I could be wrong. in that size, about 30-32 lbs is about the norm....
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