Tire Recommendations
it all depends on what mostly the tire will be seeing....mud,snow,dirtroads,or mostly pavement....and what size are you looking @? 33:12:50.....35x12:50.....i personally have found bfg mud terrains to be an all around good tire...mine see all sorts of things mud....rocks....lots of pavement and right now they have 35,000 miles on them with about another 6,000 left...thats with proper air all the time as well as rotation
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The BFG all terrain is also a great choice, and has a higher all condition traction rating. They are expensive but a good investment. If you are off road a lot that Red is right, go with mud terrains.
Never buy Goodyear tires. We have the most problems from them, high RoadForce numbers (google Hunter GSP 9700 if you do not know what that is) and lots of weight needed to balance. We usually have to match mount 3-4 Goodyears per car and 1-2 for most others. Out of the 2 above get the Khumo. I compare them second to Michelin which are way more expensive.
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246/75/r16 no off road but snow and highway The tire place has Toyo open country for 180
Hercules and Khumo for 150 There are wranglers on truck but i just bought it and dont know how many miles he got out of them
The tire place also has Good Ride??? Never heard of them but when I looked up reviews,they werent very good on wet pavement
Hercules and Khumo for 150 There are wranglers on truck but i just bought it and dont know how many miles he got out of them
The tire place also has Good Ride??? Never heard of them but when I looked up reviews,they werent very good on wet pavement
i would go with a tire you have heard good things of or have tested them yourself.....you really get what you pay for ...or do you
iv'e never heard of the hercules tire you mentioned

iv'e never heard of the hercules tire you mentioned



