Advice for stock tire size off road tire (not mud)
12-11-2009, 03:47 PM
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Advice for stock tire size off road tire (not mud)
hey i wanna buy A/T tires for my jeep but only stock size.... advice on brands?? anything under 110 per tire is my low price range 
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12-11-2009, 03:54 PM
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Welcome to the site!
I would recommend BFGoodrich All-Terrains. Smooth highway ride, but do amazing in the snow, ice, rain, and mud thats not too deep. (My personal experience.) Ive ran them in 30x9.5s, 31x10.5s, and now 32x11.5s. Hope I could help!
I would recommend BFGoodrich All-Terrains. Smooth highway ride, but do amazing in the snow, ice, rain, and mud thats not too deep. (My personal experience.) Ive ran them in 30x9.5s, 31x10.5s, and now 32x11.5s. Hope I could help!
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12-11-2009, 03:57 PM
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Highly recomended, I bought a set recently and they are great. They are just 31x10.50's but they do great on and offroad, they are also quiet.
12-11-2009, 04:21 PM
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hmm... i found they have LT235/75/15's but thats a lil bigger than mine! question one... wat is difference between LT and P at the beginning? question two... will it pass a PA inspection if its a bigger tire size?
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12-11-2009, 05:00 PM
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p just means passenger and lt means light truck. u can use either. yes it should also pass pa inspection as long as they dont stick out past the fender flairs and they have more that 2/32 tred
12-11-2009, 05:11 PM
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hey thanks for the pics!! any kinda of rubbing? can you turn the steering wheel lock to lock without rubbing then?
12-11-2009, 05:23 PM
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Well, everyone has an opinion.. here goes mine!
Great A/T tires:
1: Bridgestone Dueler REVO's..
2: Dunlop Radial rover R/T
3: Goodyear Dura-tracs
Good A/T tires:
1: Dunlop Radial rover A/Ts
2: Dunlop Radial rover RVXT
3: BFgoodrich Mud terrain KM2 (a great onroad M/T that lasts.. IMO a better A/T then a M/T)
Bad A/T tires:
1: BFgoodrich All/terrains
2: BFgoodrich Longtrail T/A
3: Goodyear Wranglers
Great A/T tires:
1: Bridgestone Dueler REVO's..
2: Dunlop Radial rover R/T
3: Goodyear Dura-tracs
Good A/T tires:
1: Dunlop Radial rover A/Ts
2: Dunlop Radial rover RVXT
3: BFgoodrich Mud terrain KM2 (a great onroad M/T that lasts.. IMO a better A/T then a M/T)
Bad A/T tires:
1: BFgoodrich All/terrains
2: BFgoodrich Longtrail T/A
3: Goodyear Wranglers
12-11-2009, 08:53 PM
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[QUOTE=nw-xj-scott;355951]
Bad A/T tires:
1: BFgoodrich All/terrains
May I ask why??? I have these on my Ram and other than that they pick up gravel nicely, they are probably the best tires I could find.
Bad A/T tires:
1: BFgoodrich All/terrains
May I ask why??? I have these on my Ram and other than that they pick up gravel nicely, they are probably the best tires I could find.
