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Old 12-20-2006, 02:31 PM
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How Are The Maxxis Bighorns Has Any One Run These Before Would Like Some Input ....and I Like The Size And The Price.
17" 34" 12.0" 305/70 R17 $186.99
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Originally Posted by jpj2176
How Are The Maxxis Bighorns Has Any One Run These Before Would Like Some Input ....and I Like The Size And The Price.
17" 34" 12.0" 305/70 R17 $186.99

a guy in my club runs them on his grand wagoneer.

so far he likes them. they are decent on rocks and mud.. they look good too
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haven't tried the bighorns, but I have the Buckshot Mudders and love them, can't beet them for the price. I think I may try the bighorns next. But I feel very confident in Maxxis, my tires have held up nicely.
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remember that 17" rim tires usualy cost more then 16"s, and aslo anything above the 33" inch size start to jump a lot in prices too. my 285/70/17's were like around 170 ish plus mounting and balancing...
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I'm running the Bighorns in 305/70/17's and I like them so far. Haven't had a chance to try them offroad yet though. They're not too loud for a mud tire and ride decent for a mud tire. And like you said, the price is right.
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I can't offer any opinion on how they work on a JK ..however I really like them on my ZJ.

They ride better and are quieter than MTR's. Offroad they're very sticky and the sidewall seems pretty tough. I paid 120 per 33x12.50x15's

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