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Cole Trickle
New member
yes sir....
Great tire that will live up to the amount of miles and abuse this jeep will see.
Nice and quiet
Really heavy
0uTkAsT
Gun Toting Gearhead
2013 jkur
just finished getting her all together about a month ago. She works great and likes the trails
NICE!
marshal
Burrito Enthusiast
yes sir....
Great tire that will live up to the amount of miles and abuse this jeep will see.
Nice and quiet
Really heavy
Your 35" ocmts are larger than my 37" Km2s. I dispise you at every level :sombrero:
Trying to decide between 37" ocmts or 37" mud grapplers (both of which run oversized by a good amount). The kid in me says mud grapplers. The grey hair that I found the other day says Toyos.
Cole Trickle
New member
Thanks
I was going to go with the Nito trail grapplers as there a little lighter. Personally I like the looks of the OCMT better than the Nitto mud.
Hard to go wrong with either....Get ready to upgrade that front axel with 37's
matthewp
Combat Truck Monkey
Very nice combo!
pennieslj
Observer
Thank You.
BenHedrick
Adventurer
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Just got done with a Rubicon trip in my crawler that was converted to a camping rig. It's never done more than day trips before. Pretty interesting stuffing enough junk in it for two nights on the trail with three people. The black box on the back was something I tried to avoid but it just worked to well to put my camping/sleeping stuff in and have a pretty strong expectation of things remaining dry. Jeep did great on the trail and did "OK" on the highway from South Lake Tahoe to Loon Lake turnoff. After the trail I had to drive back to South Lake Tahoe. Maybe next time I'll take the JKU on the trail and just drive it out, but this worked pretty well and I was able to try any obstacle I wanted to on the Rubicon (as long as I thought it was "legal/open"). Stupid leaf springs just keep on working out well for me.
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