I was entertaining the idea of a set of 32/11.50/15 Swamper SSR's for my kids XJ until I found out they are $450.00 each.
Has someone at Interco been smoking meth or something?
Has someone at Interco been smoking meth or something?
Is Interco smoking meth?
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They are in Rayne, Louisiana...so maybe.
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They all have. I priced a set of tires for my car a week ago. $800. I paid $550 for the same tires 5 years ago.
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They are on average at least $150.00 more per tire than other manufacturers in the same size. It appears they are pricing themselves right out of the market.
Also one of the worst crawfish seasons ever, so maybe they are making up for that.
Keep an eye on their blem list. There is a 32" tsl bias for 129$ right now. At some point they might have 4 of something you want
Custommuffler is from Louisiana maybe he would know?
https://ntwonline.com/32x11-50r15c-ssr-radial-interco-super-swamper/
https://www.vividracing.com/interco-tires-super-swamper-ssr-32x115r15lt-p-151783245.html
They appear to be out of stock in a lot of places.
https://www.vividracing.com/interco-tires-super-swamper-ssr-32x115r15lt-p-151783245.html
They appear to be out of stock in a lot of places.
Take a deep breath and hang on until TRUMP comes back and things will improve.
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Every place I looked showed them out of stock. Plans have already changed. There is no way I am paying those prices. The kid will most likely get a set of KM3's or STT Pro's
It's meth laced with fentanyl these days.
So.... they want to stand up and lay down at the same time?
Probably for the best anyway. We got a set of Interco’s for my 17yr old son’s TJR and they wouldn’t balance. Threw beads in them, and beads suck. It still wobbles all the time.
Every swamper I have ever run was heavy, fast wearing and never could get balanced except for the trxus mt. Even then, they took a ton of weight. They worked pretty good for my terrain though.
I have run ssr's, ltb's, tsl's and trxus mt. The trxus mt were my favorite out of those until they became too old and thr rubber lost its grip.
Ltb's were skinny boys and lost beads every outing. I became really good at setting the beads though. Traction was really good.
I have run ssr's, ltb's, tsl's and trxus mt. The trxus mt were my favorite out of those until they became too old and thr rubber lost its grip.
Ltb's were skinny boys and lost beads every outing. I became really good at setting the beads though. Traction was really good.
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I was going to get a set of these until I read about the balancing issues. 8-12oz a wheel to get them just ok. 
