Ah you're right. They must have discontinued the smaller sizes of the ND. You're running the tundra 17's right? That would be a pretty wide 33". I have 2 friends running the 40" IROK's, another guy I know is the shop owner of that place I went and made those bumpstop lowering brackets. He builds custom bronco's. He swears by the IROK's, he got all excited when I told him I was throwing some on. I dunno, both tires seem to be the exact same (talking radials). The only difference is the ND has one side of lugs in reverse, so there is traction when in reverse as well. Basically, the regular IROK's have the best traction going forward, and the ND's are the best of both worlds, sacrificing a slight bit of forward traction. That would be my understanding. :shrug:
You might as well bump up to some 315's :naughty:
Yeah i am running the tundra 17s, that would be pretty wide on how narrow of a rim i have. Hell, some high rollers around here have me wanting some beadlocks bad! Thanks again for the tire info, i dont doubt that you are going to love them.
Damn, thats such a sharp looking tire. I would love to step up to 35s but i just drive my truck too much to take that kind of hit on fuel mileage. I know, I know, i shouldnt be worried about mileage on a lifted SUV, but any bit i dont spend on fuel can go towards other mods. Good luck this weekend and get those tires broke in proper, IROKs tend to get better and grab harder once they have a little wear on them.


To fish at that lake and camp even just one night there and watch the sun go down.
Ugh why did I have to miss this one?! It looks amazing up there and I might have to make a trip later this summer. How did the tires work?
Hey Rob, did I authorize you to put a picture of me in here. Maybe I'm trying to hide from people and now I'm public. LOL, not a problem Rob, just f'ing with ya.
Nice pictures there, and a lot of carnage on the below parts. Nothing on critical areas though. I'll take the undercarriage pictures this week.
Your a blast to kick it with BRO.
Lol thanks man I had a great time. I'm gonna need to snag a couple of those pics Frank took of me going down your favorite spot in the trailWhat I like to call the "goalposts". That was awesome watching you go up that part on friday too!
What PSI was the 4th gen at when the bead popped? Not much more satisfying than a hard day of wheelin