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Anyone run these ever? They look really nice and seem like they would swim ok.
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Looks pretty aggressive, from what I’ve seen on good swimming tires. You need continuous tread side to side to swim. Otherwise the water just pushes between the tread blocks. -
Here is a picture of them for anyone that wants to see.Comment
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I ended up getting some deestone swamp witch tires. 24x11-10. They measure very true to size. I have not had them in the mud yet but they are a very smooth ride on hard pack/road. Also do VERY well in snow and ice. Better in all those areas than my rawhides were. Today I finally got them in some open water and while they DO swim, it is VERY slow going. Forward and reverse about the same and you can not go over about 2k rpm or you just churn up water and don't move. I would still suggest these tires to anyone, especially if your like me and mount a small outboard for water crossings.Comment
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Those are pretty mean looking and the tread looks like it would allow good lateral movement on a skid steer while turning. What machine are you running them on? and where did you get the 10" rims?Comment
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