Super Swamper TSL Still Waiting?
I'm thinking a bout the tsl which is waiting to be produced tsl bias or the radial or both? Tried the email address after putting in my favorites but said not addressed properly.Sometime in the next few months?
Are you going to wait or get another tire such as SX or LTB?
When I was looking for SuperSwampers I emailed Katie at kleckelt@intercotire.com. That email address is still on Interco's web site: Contact Us | Interco Tire but when Dogger used the same email address he got a response form Sheila.Tried the email address after putting in my favorites but said not addressed properly.
I guess Katie no longer works there and has been replaced by Sheila.FYI- straight from the horses mouth..
> HI NATE
> THANK YOU FOR YOUR INQUIRY. THE MOLDS HAVE BEEN RELOCATED TO THE NEW FACTORY AND PRODUCTION IS IN PROGRESS ON MANY SIZES. THE TIRE YOU ARE INQUIRING ABOUT IS NOT AVAILABLE AT THIS TIME BUT SHOULD GO IN TO PRODUCTION IN THE NEXT FEW MONTHS.
> PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CHECK WITH US ANYTIME FOR AN UPDATE. OR YOU CAN CONTACT ANY OF OUR LARGE DISTRIBUTORS FOUND ON OUR WEBSITE
> THANK YOU
> SHEILA
The first decision you need to make is bias ply or radial tires.
Bias Ply is much better for off road. They flex and self clean. The sidewalls are made the same as the tread and can be just as tough. All the traits that make Bias Ply good off-road make them terrible on road. On road the bias ply is noisy and the flex makes them handle very poorly. If you do much street driving get radials.
The only bias ply tires that are still manufactured are for off road use. Not only for four wheelers but the tires for heavy construction equipment is still bias ply.
Bias ply tires are very noisy and not just because of aggressive tread. When bias ply tires sit they devlop flat spots. Then when you drive down the road you can actually feel the thump of the flat spot turn around until the tire warms up.
Also bias ply tires wear out much faster than radials.
I have SuperSwamper TSL SX bias ply tires and I love them. They are great off-road. The main purpose of my jeep is for off-roading but I also need it to go on the street to get me to the trails. My bias ply ties are terrible on the highway and streets.
Check out this link: Tips for choosing off road tires
Interco has shut down a plant and it is taking them a long time to move manufacturing to another plant.if people are waiting a year for a set of tires, either they are very good tires, or the company doesn't see that much of a demand for them and is not in a hurry to produce them.
I'm not looking for 40" ers just 33/12.5/15. Yes your right the economy sucks, and I won't even go to politics. Maybe if they all got drunk together they could deside on a path to take that is good for the people that put them in office. Looks like I'll be looking at Wranglers or some other brand and just ask tire shops if they have any in stock. Still thanks for the info and input!Interco has shut down a plant and it is taking them a long time to move manufacturing to another plant.
I think the poor economy has really hit Interco more than other tire companies. When people don't have money they won't be buying the 40 inch mudders for their toy. They will still need tires for their sedan they need to get to work (or for job interviews).
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