Im Looking At The 34x10.50x17 Interco Ltb Tires For My 04 But Found Out They Are Biasply Anyone Tried These Or Have Any Experiance With Bias On Newer Truck? They Are Cheap And A Good Size But Like To Get Some Other Opinions?? If U Have Them Id Like To See Pics Too

 

I've tried two sets of biased swampers, Thornbirds, and tsl/sx and they both shook like mad, could not get them to balance up. But that was also on a Toyota, no experience with them on my Ford.

 

If you are a lifeguard who lives on the beach and stays on the beach go with **** cepek fun country's. If you are a farmer or oil field worker who is living on site in a tropical forest chose the tsl's. Otherwise go radial. Trust me you will be happy you did. Nitto makes a very aggresive mud in a radial as does Toyo"Nitto's sister co." and any number of companys.. Such as Bfg,bridgestone. Etc. I had 37x12.50-17 goodyear mtr's and they rode fantastic for what was involved. Bias tires are what my dad and your grand dad used on their cars. Plain old and I do mean old technology. Also Nitto,Toyo and Gdy's m/t's are built in a segmented mold which is a major step forward as well.


Hope that helps.

Grapeape

 

Bias ply tires are typically tougher in off road conditions than radials. However, they tend to wander on the highway, flatspot overnight and wear quickly. You would be much better off with a radial mud terrian tire like the BFG MT KM, Goodyear MTR or Toyo MT.

 

i agree had a few sets of bias on jeeps and the on street ride sucked, offraod they did great, i would save your money if that is the problem and get some radials