andrew383

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Get some bfg km2's from Sams club...

dlt76028

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I like my falken wild peak all terrain with a 50k warranty, but if I was to do it again, I would get nitto trail grapplers.

nonnieselman

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Now theres a thought..

andrew383

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Whats the wheel width your running??

Your prob gonna have to run them @ 5psi to have any good offroad traction lol

nonnieselman

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Thats my next delima.
I have 16x8 right now. I really wanna sell those and my 15s with boggers and SSRs to get some 17x9s so i can run 305/70/17s. But i dunno. Never done the 4x4 off road thing.

kylesdenali

I used to run the nitto trail grapplers on my truck and they are by far the best ratio from offroad performance aand onroad performance. They are quiet, and perform great offroad.

nonnieselman

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yea i like the trail grapplers, but they are all expensive at the moment

andrew383

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Whats your definition of offroad??IF your just going to be in some mud and climbin some dirt hills just run any ol mt.. Several guys i wheel with have run the Federal Couragia Mt with great results


When i hear off road this is what i think of

Abrasive Trader

Out of all the tires I've had, three or four sets of each of the BFG's (mud or AT) and the Goodyear (mud & at's). They have been the best for me.

All the stuff inbetween like nitto, bridgestone, cooper, and a couple other off brands just didn't hold a candle to the BFers or GoodYears.

I have a set of used, Interco Supers for the Jeep and I can't kill them. Bang the hell outta the rocks at 6psi and they dont sag. Heavy as hell and don't dare run them on the road, the whole rig needs to be tightened afterward.

nonnieselman

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Yea, pretty much just trail riding.
dont care to get into the rocks and such, but prolly just gonna be mud and playing on the farm.


heres what i have at the house

31x12.5-15 boggers
31x12.5-15 SSR
33x12.5-15 TSL
265/75/16 Firestone AT (4 for free with 75% tread)