35" Yokohama Super Diggers

[dhardesty]

Anyone out there have any or know someone whos has any 35" yokohama supper digger tires. They are similar to the 33" Supper Digger tires with a round profile. Ivan Stewart ran them in early TT days. I'm very interested in purchasing them at any condition.

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[Dezertpilot]

Aren't you a Yokohama sponsored driver? Shouldn't u be able to get them very easily? Shoot if not you are good friends with PAB so that should be enough LOL.

[lowdownndirty]

are you looking for the ones that have a "dog bone" like shape to the tread pattern?

Don't think Yok have made them in sometime.....had a set along time ago. they were great tires on everything.

[CaptinCrash]

oooo is that what ur rockin for the knew 1 car

[Ramsey_ElWardani]

I always liked that tire. I know of an old race truck that has them on it, last saw it a year ago. I'll try to locate the owner.

[dhardesty]

I always liked that tire. I know of an old race truck that has them on it, last saw it a year ago. I'll try to locate the owner.

Thanks Ramsey!

[KREGER FAB]

Someone with some pull need to get Yoko to make them again. That was a bad #%$ tire. Very light!

[Big_Matt]

The mold was destroyed long ago, shame....

[FBR413]

Yeh I remember those tyres. We used to call the Yokohama Donuts. They were light and had kiler traction. They stopped making them, i dont know why because everyone over here was using them. A guy over here bought a container full of them before they stopped making them but i guess he ran out because he is now running BFG bajas.

[NIKAL]

The mold was destroyed long ago, shame....

I was told the same thing. I guess when Yokohama pulled out in the 90's the factory in Japan did not know what to do with the mold. So they put it in storage. I guess the reps here in the states were asking to have the molds or have them store them for the future. Well I guess the Japan factory then felt they would not continue that tire in the future, as I guess it was not as popular as the 33" tire and they ended up cleaning house and that mold was thrown out. Being that off-road racing is popular here and they dont really understand it over there they did not see the need to keep the mold, and I guess at one point the 33" molds was in jeopardy too, but I guess sales were still good enough to keep producing small qty's.