black2000xj

what tires is everyone running?

looking at 31" tires for my cherokee

Looking for a A/T tire

I have hankook dynapro? on now, they are ok

my old 91 jeep i had general grabber at2, and those were awesome

i do 70% pavement driver (DD) but want something good for michigan winters and some back woods trails

stock95sport(for now)

I have Grabber AT2's and i think they are AWESOME also....for the price I love em. great in winter, dirt, rocks, decent in mud, quiet.

EagleXJ

I run duratracs. Pretty aggressive looking but go forever. Good on snow (coming from another Michigander lol) and mud; clean out well.

unidentifiedbomb

I have the bf t/a and they're great for the driving i do and light trails, have never been in clay mud so thankfully they haven't gotten me stuck yet but I would look at treadwright's guarddog, that's what i'm looking at for my next set. Their tires run big and the guarddog has only a 9.5" pavement tread width on the 31 for easier rolling but lugs off the side for offroad when you need it. Also i have yet to hear anything bad from them, anytime there was some issue the company always helped

black2000xj

what kind of road noise do you have?

also, do you know where they sit on price...those generals are priced about 150 per tire

94XjSport94

Generals.

kirknd4spd

I'm running BFG Mud Terrains, going with the KM2's when these need replaced. Neither one is very aggressive, so they're good for a DD, not something I'd really want for a dedicated trail rig though. I'll never buy another tire that is an all terrain personally, the extra mileage you may get out of an all terrain isn't worth the lack of offroad performance to me, but I wheel mine a lot too. Most radial mud terrain tires these days last a long time anyways, and do great on the road.

94XjSport94

Agreed^^


My KM2's wear nice on the road and aren't bad offroad.

EagleXJ

Can't hear them on road. I want to say about $170 per tire. The wall is a little thin though, so if you play in the rocks this might not be the best tire. If I were to get new tires I'd probably go with KM2s, MTRs, or Cooper Discoverer STTs.

MoparNJeep

Falken wildpeaks ftw

thatXJguy

I'm enjoying my 33x12.50 Goodyear Wrangler Duratracs.

They get good traction on and off road. I've never had a problem with them. The road noise is hardly noticeable. I've had them over a year now and you can't even tell that I've used them, so I'd say they're wearing nicely.

basegrinder

I have some cooper discover at3s. Nice on road, not too loud unless youre driving right next to a highway divider (only notice the noise when I'm driving next to the temp concrete barriers they drop down to funnel traffic)

pretty good off road.



I don't know what kind of a test it really provides, but pulled this guy out no problem while on loose rock/dirt.

Slim357

I run Pro Comp A/Ts they are awesome quite on the road awesome in sand better then expected in the mud and look pretty good as well. I love these tires if they made them in a 36x13.50r15 I would buy them again

black2000xj

thanks guys

i think its a toss up between the general grabber at2 and dura tracs


Im thinking the goodyears right now, just depends where they are on price i guess

thanks for the input

Xj88

Mickey Thompson MTZs
Wear as good (if not better) than any other mud terrain..
And grip better than any MT ive ever ran.