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Old 11-05-2007, 11:15 PM   #1
technoreid
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Look at WWII jeeps and their "skinny" tires.

Look at WWII jeeps and their tire sizes. Why so skinny for 4X4? And why dont the WWII jeeps I see have the big lifts?

**Is there anything to be said about this? (i.e., are they better than big fat tires for off-roading?)

I am not yet into 4X4'ing and was just wondering why I see so many trucks/4X4's with such large tire sizes and such a high suspension?
Is this really practical in off roading?

I mean they look cool, but how do they perform against a light 4X4 with maybe smaller and/or skinny tires like that of a WWII jeep?

I am not trying to start any kind of argument, I would just like to know the benifits of a skinny and light 4X4/truck VS. all these TALL, LOUD, BIG WHEELED FORD and CHEVY trucks I see? (in terms of off-road capability)


thanks, techno
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