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and. .along those lines. ..where does the space inside a tent (or tire) go when you take the tent (or tire) down?

thank you. .all these years I've been fooled into thinking my speed was related to how hard I pushed on the "loud pedal"

Nice of you to somehow take an inch away from 36 (yes, I DID say they were 36), then come up with 39 when you put it back. . .you have a future in government LOL

MY tires don't got no steeenking sidewall flex. gimme back my INCH

never ran across any mention of those while looking, but DID discover that Michelin no longer has the tall 16's that they supplied for NATO for many years

For years, When I lived in Virginia City, NV, I drove a 1950 Chevy 1-ton 2WD . . . with skinny 18" tires. I'd put about a half ton of rocks in the back for the winter (I'm a mason), and can't even COUNT the Blazers and such with wide tires (and 4WD) that I pulled out of the ditch with that rig

they are 36 inches

yup. .I'll bet that sitting a few inches higher makes that famous Kansas horizon seem just a bit farther away LOL

When I ordered, all they had were the tube-type, but they were planning a production run of tubeless soon. Personally, I'll take the tubes any day, especially when lowering tire pressure for rock crawling (I DO live in Moab, after all) It's also a lot less likely I'll "sidewall" these bias-...

I emailed the Specialty Tires of America factory (http://www.stausaonline.com/light-truck/superlug.html), and they send me to my regional distributor. ..Tyres International of Sparks NV. .a mere 700 miles from where I live in Moab, UT. Tires were about $200, including shipping, and came with the...

didn't even take much trimming on the front fenders to make them fit with NO lift