Jamie Lynn

I'm trying to find a good set of tires for my Jeep. What do you guys recommend or what are you running on yours? A friend of mine is trying to talk me into getting either a set of Grabblers or Coopers....I don't know which way to go. So any thoughts or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. (Also, yes, I'm a natural blonde..but lets keep that between us, my family and my bottle of hair dye...ok?)

EUGENE the JEEP

it depends on if you do alot on dirt or street

4.3L XJ

I have always been partial to BF Goodrich mud terrains or all terrains depending on what you want then for. If you aren't heading for the mud, the all terrains would be better.

96_xj

The general grabber at2's are a very good tire. I ran them and i was very very pleased with them. They are basically BFG's with a cheaper price tag and the ability to stud for a snow tire.

At's if mostly street
MT's if alot of off road(or you can afford it lol)

I run super swamper TSL's and have been nothing but pleased with its radial design, They seem to be getting a bit louder as they wear but its not to bad.


Also the Generals are pretty quiet on the street. I put them thru snow, mud, ice, dirt, washboards, road, rocks, you name it and they performed well. In the rocks they chunked out a little bit, But you get that with harder rubber.

hard rubber=good wear/possible chunking
soft rubber=great traction/faster wear

jeepride

I had the cooper s/t on my tj overall good tire for all type of driving condition's.

mike albo

I'm thinking about the Yokohama Geolander ATs,can pick up a set pretty cheap.

troy fritz

Do you wheel alot?If so then I would get the Swamper SSRs.These things are great offroad.

5-90

BFG A/T have been a favourite of mine for years - handle well in nearly anything, good road manners, sticks to pavement, and doesn't clog up except in the worst mud. Handle well in snow and rain as well, and not terribly noisy.

Jamie Lynn

Thank you guys for the info and advice...I don't go off road a whole lot...but where I live its alot of country dirty roads and some rough roads to get to where I need to be. I don't know what I would do with out you guys...I swear, you guys and this forum are my life saviors...Muah.

5-90

BFG A/Ts are available around stock size - and you can fit 30's with only a bit of interference at full lock steering (since you probably don't have to worry about full stuff into the wheelhouse, from what you're saying.)

The BFG A/T will run about $100 a tyre, but they last me a good 70-80Kmiles or so (and I'm awfully rough on tyres...) and will handle well in anything you're likely to throw at them.

NB: Always get road hazzard! You may not always use it, but I've used it enough that I've gotten far more out of it than I've spent on it! Good peace of mind, y'know?

NB: Make sure your spare is the same size as the other four. You can fit up to a 31" tyre in the cargo area, in the same place as the OEM spare tyre...

jonnyb78

i would go w the bfg km2 its a more agressive tread pattern but its road manners are prettys similar to the at.

razor02097

I really enjoyed the experience with cooper discoverer AT I had on my 95 Cherokee... well I did with the few hundred miles before somebody stole my hero

96_xj

The General Grabber AT2's are a cheaper alternative to the BFG's. I got extremely good mileage out of them! But with any tire you need to keep them well maintained to make them last.

here is what I ran back in high school for a bit. It is a 265/70/r15 (30.6/10.4/r15) on a stock rim with a 1.5" budget boost. (it really sat about stock because there was 123,xxx on the jeep when i bought it and the rear springs made a frowny face).

only rubbed a little at full lock.








and a stock comparison

driven

I chose nitto terra grapplers for my a/t, for my offroad set I would go with bfg km2's.

MurderedXJ

Ive got cooper discoverer atrs on mine and i love them. I dont wheel very often so they are mainly road use. They are surprisingly quite too. They were also the cheapest i could get for around $600 for 4 31x10.50x15's.