[81scottsdale400]

hey guys srry to bug u with this i know this iant a 4x4 bulletin but i cant get registered with one so im gonna try my luck here

ok i have a 79 GMC high sierra half ton on a 9 inch lift and the tires read 17/40 r 15 now three of the tires are called gumbo monster mudders made by gateway tires and i know they went outta business the question i have is if anybody knows of a pretty agressive M/T tire like the gumbos that is reltiviely cheap in price please let me know thanks

[Chevrolet4x4s]

How big do you want,same size or something smaller? You can get 36 & 37 inch Hummer tires cheap,but you'll have to go to a 16.5 wheel.
Shane

[81scottsdale400]

yea im wanting the same size cuz i have a full set of matching rims on it that i dont wanbna get rid of

[sqzbox]

Check out the prices on Maxxis tires. I got a set of 16's Bighorn tires for under 650 bucks new. They were the most reasonable priced agresive mud tires I could find.

[Chevrolet4x4s]

I bought some Remington Mud Brutes 35x12.50 15 for my 85 Chevy last winter for 159 each.
Shane

[mud.man.rj]

I know price matters and it does but you have to buy what makes you happy or your not happy to look at or drive your truck, I run 38.5/15/15 swamper boggers all year and they rule. Tsl has a lot of tires to choose from but the new Bfg KM2 are real nice all year round. All a matter of choice. Start searching and pricing. Good luck truck man.

[sqzbox]

Don't forget the ply rating. The terrain in your area should be a factor in your choice. I got an 8 ply for 80% street and 20% off road (mud and loose hilly dirt). Softer compound and less ply's work better on sand, sandstone and bouldering but don't get the mileage that the harder compounds do.
And then there's the noise factor. You can probably hear Mud.man coming three blocks away with the super swamper's! Rum Rum Rum Rum