Super Swamper TSL Boggers
Is anyone running this tire? I have a few questions.
1. Whats the mileage you can expect with this tire?
2. Is it strictly a mud/bog tire, or does it function well on other terrains? ( Rock crawling etc. )
3. I guess its safe to say, they're loud.
When these tires finally go on, it will be primarily an off road rig.
1. Whats the mileage you can expect with this tire?
2. Is it strictly a mud/bog tire, or does it function well on other terrains? ( Rock crawling etc. )
3. I guess its safe to say, they're loud.
When these tires finally go on, it will be primarily an off road rig.
Ran them on my YJ a fews years back. I got about 16 thousand miles on them before I went with MT claws. The boggers were a good tire. I very rarely ran on mud, ran mostly on rocks. I run Nitto mud grapplers now and probably wouldn't look back at going to bloggers.
What size r u wanting to run?
What size r u wanting to run?
Ran them on my YJ a fews years back. I got about 16 thousand miles on them before I went with MT claws. The boggers were a good tire. I very rarely ran on mud, ran mostly on rocks. I run Nitto mud grapplers now and probably wouldn't look back at going to bloggers.
What size r u wanting to run?
What size r u wanting to run?
A buddy had a set of 35x15.50r15s on a k5 blazer for about a month. The blazer broke down at that time. It set for a little while and I convinced him to let me borrow them. I had them on a 97 chevy that was my dd and playtoy. I couldn't tell you an exact mileage but one of us was driving on them for roughly 5 years. I even ran them from Oklahoma to Laramie Wyoming. That seemed to take the most off of them since they stayed heated up for that long of a distance.
They were awesome in the mud, which that's what the were designed for. The done well on what rocks we put them on, which weren't just huge compared to Moab or somewhere. They don't do as well on side hills due to the way the tread is designed. You have a tendency to slide down hill. Pavement eats them up very fast, if I were to get another set I would have an AT tire for the streets and just put the boggers on when I was going to go play. Or it would be strictly a playtoy not a driver.
The TSLsx is another tire to look at if you are looking. They are a pretty good all around tire. Prob won't get much more mileage out of them though. Most super swampers will be that way. Streets eat them up.
They were awesome in the mud, which that's what the were designed for. The done well on what rocks we put them on, which weren't just huge compared to Moab or somewhere. They don't do as well on side hills due to the way the tread is designed. You have a tendency to slide down hill. Pavement eats them up very fast, if I were to get another set I would have an AT tire for the streets and just put the boggers on when I was going to go play. Or it would be strictly a playtoy not a driver.
The TSLsx is another tire to look at if you are looking. They are a pretty good all around tire. Prob won't get much more mileage out of them though. Most super swampers will be that way. Streets eat them up.
Is anyone running this tire? I have a few questions.
1. Whats the mileage you can expect with this tire?
2. Is it strictly a mud/bog tire, or does it function well on other terrains? ( Rock crawling etc. )
3. I guess its safe to say, they're loud.
When these tires finally go on, it will be primarily an off road rig.
1. Whats the mileage you can expect with this tire?
2. Is it strictly a mud/bog tire, or does it function well on other terrains? ( Rock crawling etc. )
3. I guess its safe to say, they're loud.
When these tires finally go on, it will be primarily an off road rig.


