Old 07-04-09 | 08:54 AM
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thompsonpost
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Look into "Dry Pack" tires. They have a sparse aggressive tread, yet do well on pavement. Don't forget that pavement will eat a lugged tread much faster than it will a smoother tread.

This tire won't fit your rig, but is an example of a Dry Pack tread. Notice the lugs are short in height, although the tire thickness supporting the lugs is generally thicker than totally off-road treaded tires.

Last edited by thompsonpost; 07-04-09 at 08:59 AM.
 
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