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iTrader: (1)

Yep...

Snowhite

Those aren't "mud" grapplers.

Surkanos

Wrangler duratracs. I'm in central Canada and we get a lot of snow every year and these things are unstoppable! Haven't done much mudding with them yet

Toshbar

Gotta pay to play!

All terrains are a good compromise, although not much cheaper if at all, but they will wear slightly better and be quieter after 30k miles.

EDIT: I just priced 315/65/17 BFG ATs and they're $300/each on tirerack. PLUS shipping!

EDIT2: Yoko Geolandar AT/S is $217 for LT315/70R-17 at simpletire.com. Plus shipping. I had these on my Jeep and really liked them. Cheapest tire in the LT315/70R-17 size (33x12.50/17 equivalent) is the Khumo Road Venture AT @ $200/tire.

techrep

iTrader: (1)

Tried to tell you... try buying 20”tires $$$

blacklariat05

Mud Claws. They are made by Cooper, but they "private label" them.

Chris98TJ

Don't the pro comp at tires have a 50k mile warranty. And they aren't that pricey.
Also I was looking at duck commander at tires made by cooper and they are cheap.

jayber

Remember an "aggressive" tire keeps hitting your wallet with lower MPG as well

BFaughnan

Thank you all for your feedback!

bwFX42006

Try Fierce Attitudes...I'm running 285/70/17 and averaged almost 17 MPG on the way from Massachusetts back to my home in Northern New York....very aggressive MTZ tire, I purchased a whole set from discount tire direct last spring for around $900.00 with free shipping