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37" Tires

Looking for a new set of tires for your Jeep, truck, SUV or 4x4, but are confused by all the options? We walk you through what you need to know in our Tire buying guide.

If you're looking to get an edge when you go off road, you need to seriously consider upgrading your tires to match the size of your challenges.

What Are 37" Tires Common Pros and Cons?
Large tires are stronger and more resilient to damage, in addition to providing you with the contact surface and height to power through tough terrain. They can be expensive to maintain because they tend to be terrain-specific, and running them outside of their ideal environment causes them to wear out faster. This is usually solved by having a road set and a mud or trail set of tires, but that leads to other costs like keeping an extra set of rims. All told, they add benefits that are essential to certain kinds of off-road fun, but they take a commitment in cash and time. If you plan on running a single set of tires, then you want to check out 37 inch all terrain tires.

Which 37" Tires Are Best?
There are a few brands that make a strong case for being the best in the market right now. Generally, you won't go wrong if you're buying the top performance tire for your terrain from any of the big brands.

Super Swamper
Mickey Thompson
BF Goodrich
Toyo
Yokohama

There are plenty of other great tire makers out there, but these manufacturers all push to be the absolute top of the industry, and they frequently change rankings according to whose most current model is sitting closest to the cutting edge for 37 inch tires.

How Much Do 37" Tires Cost?
There's a wide range of prices for this tire size, mainly because there are a lot of options out there. You'll find tire-only pricing that starts at about $400 each, but you'll find the top end extends well beyond $1,000. That's partially due to the fact that many tires at this size have a complete wheel and tire combo option, and that costs quite a bit more than a tire alone. There are also issues like performance level to consider, as well as terrain. Specialized tires like boggers or mudders generally cost more than all-terrain 37" tires.

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Super Swamper TSL Bogger Tires

From $725.99

Overall Diameter range of 31 to 54 inch tall tires
Rim Range of 15 to 22 inch diameter
All Treads are the famous TSL (Three Stage Lug) design Tires
Black Sidewall
Tread Type: Mud Terrain
California Residents: WARNING

From $725.99

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Nitto Ridge Grappler Tires

From $501.00

Overall Diameter range of 32 to 37 inch tall tires
Rim Range of 17 to 20 inch diameter
Black Sidewall
Tread Type: Hybrid Terrain
California Residents: WARNING

From $501.00

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Milestar Patagonia M/T Tires

From $348.99

Milestar Patagonia M/T Tires
Designed to be at home rock crawling, exploring the desert, mud bogging, playing in the dunes, or a casual drive through mountain trails

From $348.99

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