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Determining which tires to purchase for your new Boar Wheels can sometimes be challenging. For example, do you want a USA-made tire Boar offers like Michelin or Continental? Or do you want to go with an imported tire and save money? Are all tires this size manufactured to comparable standards? What are the differences or advantages?  We'll answer the questions about the tires so you can make an educated decision. The chart at the end of this article will provide you with a side-by-side …

Just four months after recovering from an ACL surgery on February of 2017, Dane Kissack was back on the rodeo road for the summer run. Kissack’s first run back in North Platte the most important run of 2017, gaining not only a great deal of confidence but also winning the rodeo after just a week of practicing slow at home. Following a great kick off to the summer, Kissack continued to succeed pocketing $7500 over Cowboy Christmas in July with his biggest rodeo in Mandan, ND winning $2500. …

3 years of Boar Wheel customer based results repeatedly show that, on average, customers with 19.5” wheels and tires are getting 1.5-MPG better fuel economy when towing. For every 1,000 miles traveled while towing, this means a reduction of 291.9 pounds of carbon emissions*. For every 10,000 miles spent towing, this means reduced carbon emissions of 2,919 pounds, all while saving an estimated $326 in fuel expenses**.Reduces Fuel Consumption while towing: Reduced carbon emissionsReduced …

Yes, you read that right. There are tire lessons we can learn from our TP habits. It might seem like a stretch but let’s just break this down.Cost: What toilet paper do you buy, the cheap single ply stuff or the more expensive two ply? Research has shown (yes there are people out there that actually research this) that most people use twice as much single ply TP so they don’t get their hands dirty. So if you break that down, 200 sheets of 2 ply = 400 sheets compared to 300 sheets of 1 ply …

Marketing teams at trailer manufacturers are creative people. They’re always coming up with some great names for their trailers. Personally, I like a lot of them. Max Duty, Super Duty, Xtra Load, Extra HD. All these descriptions are meant to imply the toughness of the trailer and it’s ability to handle heavy loads, easily. These marketing personnel truly do a good job, not doubt about it.When you really break it down though, are these names a fitting description of the trailers true potent …