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Mickey Thompson Baja Claw Radial
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- Twin Falls, Idaho---------B.F.E.
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- 91 XLT, 92 XL
I do!!
I've been running 35x12.50 Baja Claw Radials for 6-7 months now. They've done great for me in rocks and very lovely in the mud. Sand is easliy conquered with these. There a very good tire for all around, BUT they lack in one area. Wear sucks with them!!! Mine are probably at 50-60% left on tread. Very crappy compared to everything else I've ran.
I've been running 35x12.50 Baja Claw Radials for 6-7 months now. They've done great for me in rocks and very lovely in the mud. Sand is easliy conquered with these. There a very good tire for all around, BUT they lack in one area. Wear sucks with them!!! Mine are probably at 50-60% left on tread. Very crappy compared to everything else I've ran.
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- Twin Falls, Idaho---------B.F.E.
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- 91 XLT, 92 XL
I was warned over and over that they would. Well there not. Well not intirely true. When I had them on 15x8 rims they were quit. I now have them on 15x10 and there alittle noisy. Not bad.
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- Year, Model & Trim Level
- 91 XLT, 92 XL
Yeah thats my guess. It diffently gave me a wider foot print though.
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