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por **ALLENGUA** » 18 Jul 2006, 09:27

aqui les va en ingles pero bueno

super swampers

Description Notes Rating
Ease of Install N/A N/A
Ease of Use N/A N/A
Performance Off-road they are unbeatable, a little rough on the street!
Durability Toughest yet!
Appearance Super aggressive! Love it or Hate it!
Drivability Trail performance is super, on-road driving is noisy.
Comfort With great trail performance comes rough street performance.
Price in comparison to related products 10 to 15 % higher than the competitors, but worth it.
Was it worth it??? Definately!
Tools Required N/A
Editors Notes I will continue to replace my Swampers with new ones when they wear out!

bfg's

Ease of Install N/A N/A
Ease of Use N/A N/A
Performance Awesome. Off and On Road, you can't beat them.
Durability Long lasting tread and darn near puncture-proof sidewalls
Appearance they could use a face lift... They havne't changed the look of the tire since, well, forever.
Drivability Good, a little better than the TSL Super Swamper
Comfort Trail performance is only slightly less than the TSL Super Swamper, on-road driving is much quieter.
Price in comparison to related products Best bang for the buck on the market.
Was it worth it??? Definately!
Tools Required N/A
Editors Notes I really like the BFGoodrich Mud Terrain. I've owned several different types of off-road tires and will stick with these for a while.

And the winner is...
TSL Super Swamper BFGoodrich M/T
If your very serious about 4 wheelin' and especially muddin' and rock crawlin', then the answer is Interco's TSL Super Swamper. If your rig is a daily commuter and you wheel some tough trails, then the answer is the BFGoodrich Radial Mud Terrain.
Overall, these two tires have their ups and downs, but the TSL Super Swamper is a great all around tire for heavy duty four wheelin'.

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por **Blazer79** » 18 Jul 2006, 13:23

Estoy de acuerdo con este review.

He usado las dos y ambas son excelentes.

Ahora estoy feliz con mis Supwer Swampers SX porque no uso de diario mi Blazer. Ni siquiera cabe en ningÃºn lado, asi que es mi "Trail Only Rig". Si la usara de diario si consideraria las BFG o tal vez las XTerrains.

por **cruiser2** » 18 Jul 2006, 13:44

ESTOY DE ACUERDO......YO TENGO SUPER SWAMPERS Y BF GOODRICH M/TS..Y POR EXPERIENCIA,,APARTE DEL REVIEW,LES PUEDO CONFIRMAR,Y ASEGURAR QUE SON MUY BUENAS...YO ESTOY CONTENTO CON MIS S.S Y MIS BF M/TS...... :wink:

AGUNA DUDA!!!!! :twisted:

por **morisTJ** » 18 Jul 2006, 17:58

Yo creo que definitivamente las S.S son mejores para lodo, por un minimo porcentaje no significativo, pero como todos dicen, para calle y carretera NO SON LAS MEJORES, por su labor agresiva que tienen, pero es ahi donde las BF y las Pro Comp sobre salen, y por consiguiente habria que sopesar si esa minima diferencia vale la pena para arriesgarse, por lo que no equivale a gastar mas en una llanta como esa, y uno se pone peligro por la falta de agarre en carretera y en calle, y si le agregamos que estos vehiculos tan modificados ya no son tan estables, pues aun hay que pensarlo mas, o al menos, como dice Byron tendriamos que tener un juego para off road y otro para diario, o que solo se use para off road.