interco tsl/thornbirds

[hummer_maxxer]

hey guys been looking at buying these tires but kinde of worried they might wear too fast. anybody got an opinion on them ??

[05strokinfx4]

i have heard they will come apart if u highway drive alot, and they are a bias ply tire so the ride will suck, but i do like the way they look, they have a nickname of thornturds

[Michael707]

ive had thronbirds on different vehicles that ive owned over a period of probly 5-6 years. they still have tread though lol. idk how many miles they have on them. theyve never been on a heavy truck. only a bronco for a short while, a toyota and a jeep wrangler. these tires do way better aired down. what vehicle do you have? i wouldnt really recommend these tires personally. they suck in mud and snow. i love the looks of them though. if you have a locker though it doesnt matter theyll do pretty good if you do. they fling the mud though. if your looking and a good mud tire the bogger for sure. nothing else imo. i had a stock f150 with a str8 six and went through more mud than alot of rigs that had welded rears. imo the bogger is by far the most dominant mud tire thats dot approved.

[hummer_maxxer]

guess i should of mentioned that its going to see mostly highway miles, just looking for a cheap, aggressive looking tire that will last a good while.

[Michael707]

lol well then i wouldnt recommend the thornbird. how about the irok radial? ive ran those in 39.5s and they rode great on the highway

[Michael707]

cheap aggressive tire? eh, idk about cheap my friend. not alot of cheap tires that are overly aggressive. how bout some wildcat ext's? theres another kind that are pretty cheap but i forgot the name