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It's that time, New Tires! Suggestions?

skippy

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brisbane australia
i have had mickey thompsons and now have hancooks both wear great
i got 120k miles out of the m/t mtz.
so far i have about 40k out of the hancooks and there is minimal wear.
both are a bit noisy on the road but i just wind the windows up and turn on the radio can't hear a thing.
 

RamRod

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AB, Canada
I am going to try the Pro Comp MT2 next I think...

But I got different driving conditions to deal with!
 

digglesworth

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illinois
I was curious cause I'm looking at getting 315/70/17s... I'm not really needing tires at the moment. Just wanting... Didn't know what kind of deal you were willing to make. If it was something I couldn't pass up... But I'd have to buy a 5th spare and get them mounted... Not to mention shipping... Thanks though.
 

Tdavis

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Denver, Co
Spent the last two days on the trails around Fairplay/ Leadville, Buena Vista, como..... 2 days on the muddy trails and muck. Yes it sleeted and rained the entire time. Way fun.......first real test for my Duratracks. As I said....used to be a jeep guy and have tried many tires. Only had to put in 4 wheel twice. These tires are monsters. Once again. Just my humble opinion.
 

Happy Hummer

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Wisconsin
Nope! Bucky's Pats didnt take much from looking at rim and they are smooth and quiet on the road. I went with DynaPro Atm's. The dynaPro Atm got rid of a bad shimmy shake I had with Goodyear that came on Happy. Lol! The gy were brand new on front.
I've got these tires on my truck. They came on it from the dealer... I took the truck in for an alignment after I cranked the torsion bars and had em balance all 4 tires while they were messing with it... It seems like they had a heck of a time getting them balanced. There's a crap-load of stick on wheel weights on the inside of my rims. I dunno if aftermarket rims has anything to do with it but it doesnt ride down the highway as smooth as I think it should. It's especially noticable if the tires air pressure varies by a few psi. I usually run 32-34psi... I had the same issue with the General Grabber AT2s I had on my jeep. I can't wait to get some 315/70/17s but I'm too cheap to ditch the tires since they have lots of life left. And I dunno if it's a problem with all ATs but it seems like I'm always getting rocks stuck in the tread all the time causing that annoying clicking noise driving down the road.
 

Xlr8n

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Midwest
If you end up leaning toward the BFG AT's, take a look at the General Grabber AT2's first. I've run both in the past and I like the tread pattern of the Grabbers better and they are a bit less money than the BFG's.

 
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