Interco Super Swamper SS-M 16 tires

[bigmark303]

Anyone have real experience with these tires on a Ranger or other light truck/Jeep? I have not been impressed with any of the Super swamper tires ive tried besides the Bogger. Tires are just too heavy for a light truck.

Ive used the Boggers and they were awesome in mud so id like to know about the SS-M 16s from anyone whos used them because they look like a scaled down Bogger for the trails/road.

 

[4.0B2]

buddy of mine as them on a TJ,
he likes them...
nother buddy has them on a Hemi JK,
he likes them...

The TJ see's a little mud, lots of Rocks, Lots of Street.

 

[UrbanRedneckKid]

I wouldn't waste the money. That is one expensive tire.

On a somewhat unrelated note. I just lifted my aunt's '13 K2500. We had those tires in 35"s on 20" wheels. They rode stiff and terrible, wandered like a Bogger, even though balanced twice still had a vibration @ 60-70mph, and had a tread shake/ bounce similar to a v-tread ag tire. We switched them out with the new Procomp A/T, problem solved with a tire that's $120 cheaper each.

Although, this tire may act completely different under a Ranger or Jeep, it is a terrible driving tire under a 3/4 ton diesel.

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[bigmark303]

Thanks for the info guys.

Ive seen them on plenty of Diesels but never really on anything smaller than a 3/4 ton truck. I read the very few reviews there were on the Jeep sites and mainly all the reviews were from brand new Jeeps that never left pavement.

The only swamper ive seen really perform well on a light truck/Jeep has been the Bogger. Ive given the LTB and TSL a try myself and they were just too stiff and rode on the center tread even with 3-4psi in them. My KM2s outperform Jeeps with swampers on them all the time just because they air down much better. I am just wondering if these M16s are any lighter of a tire as Interco claims they are.

 

[NEVERDONE86]

I run 37s on 20s on my powerstroke and I love them. Pricey.....YES! Last a long time.... Yes! I'd say a little heavy for a ranger.