Mud terrain tires
10-19-2011, 07:26 AM
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Has anyone had the wrangler mt with Kevlar I'm looking at those or bfgoodrich Mt's. I have a 2001 screw without a lift. I'm also wondering what would be a good size for it. It has stock wheels with 265/70/17s right now. I would love to go bigger but I don't want any issues.
Thanks ahead for any help
Thanks ahead for any help
10-20-2011, 05:37 PM
#32
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i've been playing with the idea of getting tires. I have the stock ones on now. I think i have the 18 inch wheels that come on the xlt package.
Seems to be a lot of talk about what tires are good but not enough talk about prices on each of these tires. I'm not sure if i'll do AT or MT but I'm more concerned with durability and cost than anything. I will not do too much mudding and just want something that looks awesome but can function pretty well if the mud comes.
Hell i would need it to rain to get any kind of mud.
Seems to be a lot of talk about what tires are good but not enough talk about prices on each of these tires. I'm not sure if i'll do AT or MT but I'm more concerned with durability and cost than anything. I will not do too much mudding and just want something that looks awesome but can function pretty well if the mud comes.
Hell i would need it to rain to get any kind of mud.
10-20-2011, 10:12 PM
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Originally Posted by 1989-FORD-F150
actually they do that's what they call the rubber pieces of tread they call them lugs but thanks for the info I'm pretty set on the buckshots I think unless a bunch of people say they are terrible but so far I've only heard good things from this forum an other websites
11-25-2011, 05:17 PM
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Nobody said anything about the tires I want on my Single cab flareside 98... 33x12.50r17 mud grapplers. Any thing to say there?Currently have bald Bighorns, gonna swap my worst 2 for bfg all terrain ta ko's that were free for now..
11-25-2011, 07:23 PM
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11-26-2011, 01:09 AM
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I had the buckshots in a 35x12.50 for about 38,000-40,000 miles, got me through alot.. only used 4wd to sling more mud.. Only reason I took them off was to go bigger. they probably have about 50-60% left too!! great tire but they do get noisy!!