get the BFG A/T. Great on and off road traction. They last a LONG time too. You could run 235's without any issues on a stock XJ.

I highly recommend Firestone Destination A/Ts. I run the M/Ts year round and they are fantastic in all conditions. I got 45k out of my last set (on the front wheels - rears are still going)

No one around my area cannot special order any BFG I already tried

Firestone destination A/T are also an option to consider

I've never heard anything about the ATR, so I have no idea.

I got them installed and happy so far

Cool. What size did you go with?

225/75/15

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Looks good. Be sure to post an update after you put some miles on 'em.

The best handling and ride i've had is with Bridgtone duellers APT. There also very good in the snow. The best traction i've had is with the Grabber ATs which are almost identical to the BFGs but cost less. I've also tried Wrangler RTS which rode good but were not very good in the snow.

Ive got the same tires on my 99 Cherokee. They actually suprised me when they helped pull me out of a mini tank trap and through some deep mud, Didnt even slip going up an all mud hill either, so off-road I wouldnt have any complaints for being stock and there quite on the road. But if I was going to get another Tire id get what everyone recommends, the BFG ATR is probably the best tire for the price. And if you can't find any around your townjust order from discount tire, I believe their shipping is free?

Get the BF Goodrich A/T radial T/A's they've been around with the same design since forever! Plus they last a long time and im currently running the 31s on my XJ and I love them lol

Kumho road venture a/t, smooth ride and do great in snow and mud

My buddys dad had a set of cooper A/T's and they wore out FFFFFFFFAAAAAAASSSSSSTTTTTT!

P.S. on a f150 DD very little towing or hauling.