Anyone ran these? I'm looking at the 34x10.5-15 in my quest for a skinny tire. I figure it would be close to the buckshots and can easily be cut if desired.
http://www.intercotire.com/tires.php?id=7&g=1

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Try Mickey tompson Baja Claws. They look like they would work great cut if the sizes are right.

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Im not sure on a buggy or cut, but a few of my friends have them on jeeps. They say that there old TSL hooked up alot better. One friend even traded his for some bigO brand muds. But i have seen they work really good in the mud but not so good on wet road which you prob dont care about.




I 2nd this Claws look very mean cut

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They're to wide, closest size is 33x12.5.

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Adam just get a pair of "P" Buckshots there tall and thin,,,if you can find only 1 with about 85% tread I have 1 I'll let go for 60 if you need pics let me know

If it comes down to it, can you get away with a rim with a deeper offset to set the wheels in closer? That is what I was debating doing if I went to 5x7's.

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I've got some rvt radials that could use to be cut and are thin and tall

i run the 31-13.5-15 and they are great tires!!! i ran them for two years stock before i decided to groove them. made a line from the point of the triangle tread to the adjacent point of the triangle tread and cut that section out. THEY WORK GREAT! keeps the rail skinny can follow rails with V-treads to desert dogs. cheap and work great.