countryboy215

I put a 3" inch Rough Country Lift on my XJ. Whats a good tire for street but occasional off-road, mudding use? I'm looking at Mickey Thompson Baja MTZ's

bigjim350

The Baja MTZ is a good tire. Can't go wrong with a BFG All-Terrain TA either.

huntingman2706217

everyones gonna say the tires they have... so your not gonna get a real answer... buy the ones you get the best deal on...

98CherokeeLimit4x4

km2's

bigjim350

Just for the record I don't run BFG or Baja MTZ's. Just tried to give you my unbiased opinion

huntingman2706217

i dont run the BFG AT's either but there the top selling AT for a reason... i just dont want the same tire everyone else has... lol

Bustedknuckle

Stealing this and using it as my answer.


But seriously, thats exactly it.

huntingman2706217

theif

Bustedknuckle

Lies. Can't prove it.

peep

Here they sell a Goodyear Wrangler Territory, good on/off road tire, run it year round, it is not an ice tire, great in snow and all other. Wears well, been on 1 year, 63000+ km, still over half life remains, working great again this winter, not an ice tire. 3.5" lift with 31x10.5-15 on 7" stock rim, 1.25 spidertacks back spacers. No rubbin lock to lock and full flex stuffs em right up into the wheel wells without rippin off the mud flares. Goodyear probably has this tire or similar branded for a large volume store in USA also, in Canada at Canadian Tire Hardware. $705 for 4 on sale including 13% tax, self mounted and balanced.

xjmarc

I've been running the MTZs for a good bit now (second set) and I like them. They tend to chunk a little bit in the rocks but not as bad as my old TSLs did.

Irongrave

for mild trail use daily driver tires the Bridgestone Revo is a really damn good tire. It gets knocked a little but but a guy i know wheels on them and followed me every where I took my XJ on TLSs no issues. They are really good in the rain and snow and quiet on the street. if you want a little more aggressive i say goodyear duratracks a few guys i know have them again great tire. If you ever plan on getting more into wheeling i'm just not a fan of Micky Thompson tires on east coast rocks they dont grip will, same with the goodyear MTRs.

projectmayhem

i hate bfg at's i love the km2s, i think the anti-christ will reveal himself in a yellow wrangler with a body lift on some soft 8's with bfg at's

Skyline

I am running some Kuhmo All terrains. I like them a good bit. Havn't done a whole lot with them yet but I liking them so far.

I would also reccomend Pro Comp all terrains, I will be going with those once i lift my XJ, have seen several people use them and get great on/offroad capabilities while retaining great tire lift.

xjrev10

Look into a all terrain or mild mud terrain in your budget range.