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Old 02-01-2012, 07:02 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Old 02-01-2012, 07:03 PM   #2 (permalink)
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never ran swamplite's, but i love my zilla's.... sspeckerwood swears by his swamplites and he has run a ton of tires
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IMO there isn't a comparison in mud, zillas all the way, but zillas have a soft side wall, they ride great and life is decent.

Swamplites run big and ride smooth, climb decent, but don't clean out.
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i really think there both really good tires, the big difference i would say is the weight the zilla's are the lightest tire out there
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i've never fooled with the zillas, and i don't know anyone with them, but in my opinion, the swamplites are a fantastic all-around tire with more-than-sufficient mudding capabilities.
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I ride in all types of terrain. Stockers have worked ok so far. I just want some honest opinions from owners of each. I want 26's. I'm stuck between BearClaws, Swamplites , and Zillas. BearClaws I have owned , so I know what they can do. Just totally lost between Zillas and SwampLites. Both have outstanding reviews .
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zilla's run small though if you want 26's get 27's and so forth..... as far as mudding is concerned i think zilla's in general out perform swamps.... again i don't know this first hand about the swamps just from reviews and some vids iv'e watched....
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I ride in all types of terrain. Stockers have worked ok so far. I just want some honest opinions from owners of each. I want 26's. I'm stuck between BearClaws, Swamplites , and Zillas. BearClaws I have owned , so I know what they can do. Just totally lost between Zillas and SwampLites. Both have outstanding reviews .
they're probably neck and neck in all categories. pick which one you think looks the most bad a$$ and get it! either one will be 10 times better than stockers. stockers don't work ok at all!! lol!
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I have 26 swamplites and havent had a problem with them. Rocks, trails and Georgia red clay mud. Now I dont go and sink mine up to the seat in mud. I think that they are a great all round tire
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Old 02-01-2012, 08:03 PM   #10 (permalink)
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Zillas get my vote.Swamplites suck in the mud.I'd run Bear Claws before Swamplites.
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