Trying to pick what mud tires i want
So I am trying to decide what mud tires I want to buy. I am going to put on a 3 inch body lift and am looking for 285/75/16 tires. Any other suggestions of brands are welcome.
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Super Swampers TSL.
Well are you going to do real muddin or just the look cool with mud tires thing? |
toyos if you can afford it. i would get some 305/70 or 75R16 tires to fill the wheel wells a little better
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Its more for snow and hittin some trails. Not for boggin
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check out my tires, the kumho kl71's theyre awesome on almost everything. heres a thread i did about them.
https://www.ranger-forums.com/forum2...ure+m%2Ft+kl71 |
If you're looking for something good in the snow, check out Cooper STT's. I know a few people who have them and they love them in the snow and mud.
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i love my Claws.
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MTZ's i love mine
oh didnt see the thing. BFGs or Toyos Probably Toyos as long as you stay away from Mud, heard they suck there |
bfg mud terain KM2
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Originally Posted by 4x4 EDGE
(Post 984902)
If you're looking for something good in the snow, check out Cooper STT's. I know a few people who have them and they love them in the snow and mud.
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LTB j/k
I would say BFG out of those three choices |
MTZs, I know its not on the list but they're a great tire.
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100001000% toyo
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+ 1 on the Khumo kl71's. Awesome
Had the cooper STT's and yes they were awesome in the snow and fairly decent in the mud but they wore quickly. |
SSR's, so you can dig, dig, dig
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x3 on MTZs
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lets not forget the goodyear mtr, its a pricey tire but damn worth the money
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Originally Posted by mhughes165
(Post 985102)
lets not forget the goodyear mtr, its a pricey tire but damn worth the money
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Love my STT's i have about 20k on mine...as long as you rotate and take care of them i find mine wear fine, have yet to get stuck
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the toyo's are great tires, they are just a bit expensive.
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Originally Posted by mud_bogger
(Post 985075)
+ 1 on the Khumo kl71's. Awesome
Had the cooper STT's and yes they were awesome in the snow and fairly decent in the mud but they wore quickly.
Originally Posted by DangaRanger99
(Post 985147)
Love my STT's i have about 20k on mine...as long as you rotate and take care of them i find mine wear fine, have yet to get stuck
Another thing to think about Baja Claw=directional=impossible to rotate(need to be remounted every time) and if you don't remount/rotate they will cup bad. EDIT: Another thing... Cooper (or so i have heard) bought out Mickey Thompson. The STT's and MTZ are made in the same factory. For a 285/75R16 MTZ it was like $190. The bought some 285/75R16 STT's for like $160 a piece. |
i know good year is doin their big rebates. i just saved 100 on my new set of mtrs. on my second set and i love em
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^^Blackhawk you only really do short trips though. it's only really the long trips and a hot road surface that eats tires. And STT's in 285/75-16 are around $200.
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I've got the BFG Mud Terrains right now and they're a good dual purpose. Work really well in mud (no surprise) and do great on sand and hills as well. Also wear pretty slowly. Mine still have around 60% tread after I don't know how many years and I still seldom get stuck in anything.
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Just went to Les Schwab and they gave me a quote for $1340.08 mounted and balanced for the Toyo's :/
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