i need some tire ideas...i need a good M/T
02-28-2010, 05:36 PM
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i need some tire ideas...i need a good M/T
ive gone all over this internet looking at different mud tires...there are a lot that i like..some that i dont...but i like off brand mud tires that not many know about...i like name brand too, but other tires like dayton MTs which a friend of mine has and they are swesome and mastercraft, companies like that..
id like to see some pictures if youve got any or can find any online...
here are some tires that im looking at...if you have any other ideas throw them out there
firestone destination MTs...thats the tire im most interested in
bridgestone dueler MTs
dayton timberline MTs if they still made them
dean wildcat EXTs
mud kings
gt radial adventuro
those are some examples of what i want to look for...im going to stick with 30x9.5x15s ..
any other ideas?
id like to see some pictures if youve got any or can find any online...
here are some tires that im looking at...if you have any other ideas throw them out there
firestone destination MTs...thats the tire im most interested in
bridgestone dueler MTs
dayton timberline MTs if they still made them
dean wildcat EXTs
mud kings
gt radial adventuro
those are some examples of what i want to look for...im going to stick with 30x9.5x15s ..
any other ideas?
02-28-2010, 05:44 PM
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yep i had a sett of 33 on my ram with no lift and went through stuf that guy with lifte werent ...that was with the coopers on
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ive had the firestone destinations for say 1,500 miles i really like them so far. great offroad , great on the road very little road roise. as any mud tire stopping in snow is ok
same size 30x9.5x15
same size 30x9.5x15
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how much did you pay for them mounted and balanced? bc i see they are only 136 a tire...but im not sure if it would be worth it to have them mount and balance them or for me to take them to my friend who said he would mount them for me
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also, when you bought them did you have to order them or were you able to find a tire dealer that had them in stock,....bc i really want to see them in person before i buy them
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told u to email this pic to firestone ..lol whts up dave......heres mine 650 for all 4 wrangler dura trec i wanna go back to the tracks 
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OK I have a few options/Opinions
If this is just for off-road and not much daily driving I had the Super Swamper LTB's when I had the TJ and they were AWESOME off-road. But they are soft and will wear quick.
If you want good on road/off road I would look at the new Goodyear AT's. They look more like an MT but are listed as AT and I have heard some good about them. There is also new MT's that supposed to be good.
If you want everyday and wheeling and want to save some bucks then look at treadwright MT. I have the AT's right now and so far they are wearing great - only draw back is they drive really hard and my AT's came in a bit larger then they said.
If this is just for off-road and not much daily driving I had the Super Swamper LTB's when I had the TJ and they were AWESOME off-road. But they are soft and will wear quick.
If you want good on road/off road I would look at the new Goodyear AT's. They look more like an MT but are listed as AT and I have heard some good about them. There is also new MT's that supposed to be good.
If you want everyday and wheeling and want to save some bucks then look at treadwright MT. I have the AT's right now and so far they are wearing great - only draw back is they drive really hard and my AT's came in a bit larger then they said.
02-28-2010, 09:28 PM
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OK I have a few options/Opinions
If this is just for off-road and not much daily driving I had the Super Swamper LTB's when I had the TJ and they were AWESOME off-road. But they are soft and will wear quick.
If you want good on road/off road I would look at the new Goodyear AT's. They look more like an MT but are listed as AT and I have heard some good about them. There is also new MT's that supposed to be good.
If you want everyday and wheeling and want to save some bucks then look at treadwright MT. I have the AT's right now and so far they are wearing great - only draw back is they drive really hard and my AT's came in a bit larger then they said.
If this is just for off-road and not much daily driving I had the Super Swamper LTB's when I had the TJ and they were AWESOME off-road. But they are soft and will wear quick.
If you want good on road/off road I would look at the new Goodyear AT's. They look more like an MT but are listed as AT and I have heard some good about them. There is also new MT's that supposed to be good.
If you want everyday and wheeling and want to save some bucks then look at treadwright MT. I have the AT's right now and so far they are wearing great - only draw back is they drive really hard and my AT's came in a bit larger then they said.