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I just got some super swamper VAMPIRES to replace older superswampers. The jury is still out, but these are softer rubber, are somewhat lighter and turn tighter, so we will see. The tread depth is enormous and very aggresive.

vampires are some very aggressive tires, I know several people who have had them and no complaints yet

Today, I ordered a 4 tire set of 26", Mudlites on Ebay for $288. No shipping costs and no sales tax. That was by far the best deal I found.

Thanks to all of you who posted on this thread.

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I ended up purchasing the ITP "Mudlites", 2- 26x12x12 and 2-26x10x12. I bought them on Ebay for $288., shipping included and NO state sales tax. Gateway tire mounted them for me for $45. The tires arrived at my door step 4 days after I ordered them on-line.

I used them in our wet fields yesterday. They were as recommended: very good mud tire and good, flat/hard surface tire. I could not be more pleased with them......just what I was looking for.

Thanks to everyone who responded to this thread. The information was extremely helpful.

I have some 27" swamp boss and they have been in alot of mud in the delta and never got stuck . They kinda look like vampire tires.

Go big or go home! Get you some 28X12.50 HighLifter Outlaws... I got mine the other day and tested em in our duck hole pulling our sled blind, and I am unstoppable! bwahahahahaha

Saw 30" Mud Lites in Dirt Wheels the other day! How many people do you think will try to run them on stock axles & cv joints?

people will try it, but it will be just that... TRY IT! ahahahah You even hit a bump in the trail with 30's and stock drivetrain and you will break something

Taylor and Sons in Meridian has a Kawa. 750 with a (i think) 8" Gorilla lift with a set of the 30" mud lites on it. I will try to take a picture and post it. You can drive it over a 5 gallon bucket. They have one sitting under it out by the road for display!!!