I want some loud a$$ tires..

These have a nice drone, and they're fairly cheap, wear pretty fast.

http://www.4wheelparts.com/Tires/28...t_s=536&t_pt=101509&t_pn=SSTIND-16#ReadReview

 

You're asking for the loudest tires... What kind of responses do you think you're going to get?

 

loud tires. Nitto terra grappler, super swamper tsl, ltb. treadwright howler..

I don't think I would buy a tire FOR the sound.. but hey, enjoy man!

 

Cheaper tires, that are loud like TSL's are Ground hogs.. if they still make them, they suck for everything but mud.. and they are not as good at mud as super swampers.. but they wear better. I would never buy them.

 

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I forgot to add the boggers. Loud as hell! but the worst street tire and the most spendy too... Look for 10-20k miles before they are shot..

Interco TSL Bogger

 

Mickey Thompson Baja Claws. Keep them rotated and they last pretty good too.

 

Baja Claw.. they get louder with age.

I also wanted to be cool...Once

 

They still make Baja claws? They are decent off road too. Not TSL level off road but they are better on the street. I have never owned them, but lots of people I knew had them at one time and they outlasted my TSL's.

A few mud drag guys ran them backwards.

 

Boggers if you want the loudest.

 

Yup, these will hum at less than 10mph. Boggers are another option that's stupid loud

 

My buddy had Dick Cepek crushers on his colorado. Pretty good off road traction but were loud as balls on the highway. After a while they sounded like the plastic wheels on a power wheels jeep.

 

Dick Cepek Mud country's. Some noise, not overbearing and can still hear the radio.

 

I'm not going to read this entire thread, but why the hell would you purposely want load/noisy tires?

 

maybe he wants to annoy the people following him down the street.

 

I said nitto terra grappler but I am pretty sure I meant

Nitto extreme mud grappler.

 

Right? I just ended a quest for quieter tires myself. The howling of my old tires was driving me batshit.

 

The sound has never bothered me. but I don't think I would want the louder of 2 given tires if the louder tire did not outperform the other. And all my LOUD tired vehicles don't get much street use anymore. If any at all.

But one thing is for sure.. almost any tire, the louder they are the faster they wear out. With the exception of some heavy duty tires that have very tough rubber.

Goodyear wranglers at highway speed with fresh ass-fault are obnoxious high pitched noisy tires if you like your windows down, it gets annoying.

 

I went over this in the first post. Did you just read the title? Why waste your time to post on a thread if your not going to provide useful information.


And thanks for all the suggestions, as I can see it's kinda a crap shoot unless you get bogger or grapplers. Thanks again for those of you who helped. It appears a lot of people on this forum like to lift the truck so they can stick bigger road tires under the truck. Whatever floats your bloat.