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Old 03-04-2010, 08:40 AM
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I put a set on my f350 the day before heading to McCall with my enclosed in tow. They scared the schmitt out of me. Great tire for traction but they flex like crazy every time you touch the wheel even with 75# of air.
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Old 03-04-2010, 08:22 PM
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A lot of guys have been putting those on their work trucks .... almost all of them have complained loudly about how bad they are on slick roads.

I'm sure they do pretty well in the dirt and mud, but there is no siping at all on them ....

I guess if you never drove on slick roads they'd be great.
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I took mine back today and got the all terrains. There was just no way I was going to pull the trailer with those again.
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I have been very impressed with my new Dunlop Maxx Traction MT's. They are siped, they are "snowflake on the mountain" rated, and they have awesome traction.
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Not a one of the more popular tires, and yea they are a little on the cheap side, but I run procomp mud terrains on my lifted wrangler and they are great. Siped, not sure how they would handle big loads is the only thing, but they work much better in the snow than my BFG AT's ever did.
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