need some advice on mudders....

[Smokey]

so i need new tires on the beast, and im looking for something a little more aggressive then your standered all terrain so far my #1 and #2 choice

Kumho KL71

or X All Terrain

im lookin in a 315/70/17 or 35x12.50x17 around 250 or less a tire
thanks in advance

 

[OSO]

so i need new tires on the beast, and im looking for something a little more aggressive then your standered all terrain so far my #1 and #2 choice

Kumho KL71

or X All Terrain

im lookin in a 315/70/17 or 35x12.50x17 around 250 or less a tire
thanks in advance

Look at the Bfgoodrich Mud terrain T/A KM . Had the bf MT on two different trucks and would keep buying them.

 

[VNM PWRD]

Had MT's on My FJ sounds cool going down the high way. also here is few more..
Super Swamper Bogger Offroad Tire Info Super Swamper SSR Tire Terminology IROK TSL Wheel Terminology Super Swamper LTB How to Pick the Right Tires for your Truck Yokohama Geolandar Super Swamper TSL Nitto Mud Grappler Super Swamper Narrow Pit Bull Rocker Extreme Thornbird TSl Radial Pit Bull Maddog Thornbird TSl Bias Pit Bull Growler Thornbird TSL Goodyear Wrangler MT/R Parnelli Jone Dirt Grip Pro Comp Xterrain BFGoodrich Krawler TrXus Mud Terrain BFGoodrich MT T/A KM TrXus STS All Terrain BFGoodrich AT TA KO Mickey Thompson Baja Claw Maxxis Creepy Crawler Competition Claw Maxxis Trepador

 

[Black1]

The Kumho's are great tires.... Also look at the Toyo Open Country M/T's.... I had Open Country's on my F-250 PSD and loved em. :rock: Don't get the Pro-Comps, I hear they wear like shit and don't balance worth a damn.

 

[SANCHOBA]

I love my mickey thompson baja radial claws,they wear well for such an aggresive tread and they are quiet! i picked up my last set off e-bay for around 900.00 for four!

 

[Prof]

Contact MoparMudder...he is an expert!

 

[perk_1405]

i have the nitto extreme terrain mud grapplers they are the shit. they looks sweet and realy perform.

http://www.nittotire.com/#index.tire.mudgrappler

 

[Yellow venom]

If you want tires that will last and great traction,I totally agree with the Toyo Open country M/T's, thats what most guys run around here ,some other great tires are the Mickey Thompson MTZ's also and the Cooper STT's very simular tread to the Toyo.

 

[labontecsi]

I like my BFG MTs. They have worn well and perform well off road. I'll buy them again.

 

[tone]

PRO COMP MUD:rock:

 

[silverqc]

nitto mud grappler=====bad assss

 

[EMT/SRT]

Have had great luck with Nitto's Mud Grappler. Kick ass off road and get great highway mileage.

 

[Voodoo]

if u ever go to glamis stick with the BFG AT, if not do what u want. i ran the MT's from bfg once and they sucked in the sand.

 

[FastRam]

Whatever tire you choose and if you do a lot of street driving, I would make sure the tire tread is siped. I have seen some of the more aggressive off road tires without siping (some of Interco's come to mind). Mickey Tompson, BFG, Nitto and Toyo are good choices for a MT tire.

 

[Black1]

Whatever tire you choose and if you do a lot of street driving, I would make sure the tire tread is siped. I have seen some of the more aggressive off road tires without siping (some of Interco's come to mind). Mickey Tompson, BFG, Nitto and Toyo are good choices for a MT tire.

Yep, siping is a good idea.... tires without sipes will hydroplane BAD on the highway. When you have a 7000+LB truck barreling down the highway at 70mph and it starts to hydroplane, it's SCARY! (trust me)

 

[SRT-IZ]

nitto mud grappler=====bad assss

X2 on the Nittos

Or

http://www.4wheelonline.com/Products.aspx?CategoryId=2132&ProductId=8960

Or you cant go wrong with the IROKs!!:rock:

http://www.4wheelparts.com/Tires/IROK-Bias.aspx?t_c=13&t_s=158&t_pt=100811&t_pl=3866

 

[FastRam]

Yep, siping is a good idea.... tires without sipes will hydroplane BAD on the highway. When you have a 7000+LB truck barreling down the highway at 70mph and it starts to hydroplane, it's SCARY! (trust me)

I hear ya there. My Chevy is running 35 x 12.5 BFG AT's and they are worn pretty good. Got some sipe left but not much. Driving home from work last night in the pouring rain was fun -- I felt like I was drifting the big 'ol boy.

 

[Black1]

I hear ya there. My Chevy is running 35 x 12.5 BFG AT's and they are worn pretty good. Got some sipe left but not much. Driving home from work last night in the pouring rain was fun -- I felt like I was drifting the big 'ol boy.

Like an elephant on a frozen lake....

 

[Smokey]

thanks for the input.....im leaning toward the kumhos tho cause there only 220 a tire, the nitto mt's are my first choince if i can get um cheap.....i have coopers at's now, and want something more agressive, for a good alround preformace......the bfg km2 was a close 2nd, but they are 300+ each, and as of tirerack.com's user reviews the kumhos got higher...


so whos up for a break in mud run?

 

[500snakz]

GOODYEAR M/T is the best mud tire in my opinion.