BUELLIGAN

I need new Tires So what is the Best M+S Street tires. I use to have 30X10.50-15 on my old XJ and they were not to bad . I dont want the OEM size I would like some thing Wider. Any Ideas ????? I have Spare Mudding Tires on Wheels.

Martlor13

Consider some all terrains. Do you do ANY wheeling? If not you all terrains aren't needed. Just a little more info is needed.

mschi772

M+S is an antiquated certification with virtually zero value.

P265/75r15 (about 30.5 x 10.5) Firestone Destination LE2 or General Grabber HTS 60 would be great choices...

EatonXJ

I've had a set of the General Grabber AT2s for a little over 3 years and there still in good shape. I'd buy them again for sure.

krazynezz

I've heard really good things about the general grabbers, discover coopers and the Goodyear kevlars as well as about 40 other tire makers/models. You just need to do a little research and find what's going to be best suited for your needs.

There's also this option...
http://bfy.tw/9QGX

bad_idea

Another vote for the General Grabber AT2s. I have only had mine for 8 months now, but I am satisfied. Drove for the first time in snow with them this week, don't get much snow here. Very limited experience driving in snow, but they did great as far as I can tell. Again, limited experience in snow. The road noise is minimal.

Martlor13

Other all terrains being recommended so I'll throw some in. Cooper at3 and bfg ko2 at the top of the class haha...most expensive options though haha

EZEARL

I'm into my 4th winter with General Grabber AT2's. Wish I would have kept track of the mileage on them.

mschi772

Guy asks for wider street tires and everyone chucks out their favorite AT tire with no regard to size availability...

BUELLIGAN

I rarely ever 4wheel so I just need good Road Tires. I Live in Baltimore Md so it does snow some times .So I just need good Rd tires for Mud and Snow Conditions .

EZEARL

" I dont want the OEM size I would like some thing Wider."

Plenty of options that are wider than the OEM ones.
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....l=Grabber+AT+2

EatonXJ

Sorry missed part of the OPs question. 30x9.5 is close but the GG HTS 60s have alot of good reviews like the AT2s.

EZEARL

Have friend who put a set of those on his 03 Silverado. Likes them a lot. Lives about 1/2mi on a unimproved road. Says they do good on packed snow.

jt_aleshire

I know u were looking for road tire but u did mention light off road and snow I put BF Goodrich k02 on my dd. I'm really impressed with them they handle good very little to no road noise and they do really well for light mud and snow. Not to mention they look really nice lol. I'm thinking I got around 50k or so out of last set. They were worth the money. I'm pretty sure you can get them in 31 1050.

Ralph77

Couple years back I purchased some Cooper Discovery HT's. My Jeep is just a DD. No towing or wheeling. Very happy with them. I am running 225 75 15's. Don't know if they come in a size you would be happy with though. 5 tires, I have a full size spare, cost me $530 out the door mounted, balanced, and nitrogen in the tires. With the $50 rebate and getting $80 for my old skins I was looking at a cost of $400 when the dust settled.