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Old 07-22-2004, 10:15 PM
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Wow, that's really low. Aren't they mushy, less responsive and tougher to turn for you?

My 37's have a max psi of 60 or 65 and I have to run them at 50 so I can get some semblance of decent mpg.
They are just about indestructible off-road. I've run them over some really sharp lava rocks and they didn't even get a scratch. I've put about 2000 road miles on them and they're just starting to look like they've actually been driven on.
They are probably the easiest big tire to balance that I've seen. Much better than the MTR's that I had. The guys that balanced the tires commented that every one of my Iroks took very nearly identical amounts of weight in the same configurations.
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