cagedxj707

I need opinions from experience, I run a 33x12.50r15 maxxis big horn right now and they still have plenty of life but I don't like the grip off road. What would u guys reccomed?! I don't want a swamper as they suck on road an wear fast( that was my last set). I might do nitto mud grapplers? Or toyo open country m/ts. Any other suggestions or help deciding would b appriciated. Thanks guys!

megatronxj

I love my goodyear mtr's

dogger15

Toyos over priced for what they are

cagedxj707

All the quotes I got were from 12 to 1400$ an the toyos were 1250$. The mtrs? I've always liked how are they in the mud and on rocks?

scottmphoto

Mine are 31's but I'm running Nexen Roadian AT II's (I think they're made by Cooper) and they run me $149 each. Supposed to be a 50,000 mile tire. They're pretty quiet on the road and do fairly decent off road. Not a mud or rock tire by any means. I run a newspaper route and put about 200 miles a day on them and they're holding up pretty good. I'm in the woods almost every day working on the farm and haven't gone through anything they haven't handled yet.

cagedxj707

Thanks for the input man. I checked em out. I think I'm gonna go with something a bit more aggresive though.

cherokee90

I'm running a set of Goodyear mtrs kevlar, they are incredible tires, they are quite on the road cause section down the middle, but still grab great and clean fast in the mud and when they get into rocks they suck them up and rap around the rocks. Overall the best tires I've had compared to bfg mud terrains and maxxis buckshots I've ran.

cagedxj707

Alright I think I'm gonna give those a look. I've heard they're really pricey tho?

jcwclm

What do you wheel? What are you expecting of the tires?

Atmos

might as well throw the BFG KM2 into the hat. reviews state that they last forever. I've seen them for $200 a tire too but cant remember where
I really really really want the 35" ones

VTJeep

Do you want an AT or MT tire? Either way- wrangler DuraTrac's all the way.

helmut

Another vote for MTR Kevlars. Incredible tire. They are quiet and good on the road. I had climbed onto sharp rocks with nothing but the sidewall making contact numerous times and they held up great. I see many pics all over the net of professional crawlers that use those so there must be a reason. Anyways I love mine and as soon as they wear out (which will not be soon enough) I am getting another set in 35s this time.

1stTimeComancheOwner

Whatever you do, stay away from Mickey Thompson MTZs. I have a set, so I have personal experience with them.

t-dog

I have no complaints with my BFG km2 and last I heard the good year mtr is a heavier tire and harder to balance

helmut

Mine balance just fine.