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Alright yall so I'm gonna be in the market real soon and I'm trying to decide what tires to go for now Im set on getting mud tires, how ever they will see hi-way, street, and some occasional dirt, mud, etc. Right now I have goodyear wranglers (I'm 99% sure) I don't mind em and they seem get me through the mud alright especially for pretty much being at the end of their life span and for a 2wd lol.
so if anyone has a suggestion for mud tires that won't fall apart on street or hwy. let me know
so if anyone has a suggestion for mud tires that won't fall apart on street or hwy. let me know
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I've had great service from my Falken WildPeaks and they have a beefy sidewall on them so I can air them down to about 15-20 pounds if I need some extra traction in sand. They do okay in mud as well, I'd say slightly better than BFG A/T's but of course they ain't no Super Swampers either. I'd say they're the best all around tire I've had.
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Alright yall so I'm gonna be in the market real soon and I'm trying to decide what tires to go for now Im set on getting mud tires, how ever they will see hi-way, street, and some occasional dirt, mud, etc. Right now I have goodyear wranglers (I'm 99% sure) I don't mind em and they seem get me through the mud alright especially for pretty much being at the end of their life span and for a 2wd lol.
so if anyone has a suggestion for mud tires that won't fall apart on street or hwy. let me know
so if anyone has a suggestion for mud tires that won't fall apart on street or hwy. let me know
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I've had great service from my Falken WildPeaks and they have a beefy sidewall on them so I can air them down to about 15-20 pounds if I need some extra traction in sand. They do okay in mud as well, I'd say slightly better than BFG A/T's but of course they ain't no Super Swampers either. I'd say they're the best all around tire I've had.
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You may already have these tires, depending on which Wranglers you have.
But I recommend Goodyear Wrangler Duratracs. I've had them for about 3 years now and I really like them. Great in snow, good in mud, and less road noise then an M/T.
But I recommend Goodyear Wrangler Duratracs. I've had them for about 3 years now and I really like them. Great in snow, good in mud, and less road noise then an M/T.
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I recently got a set of these as well. Happy so far
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I'm right there to, ready to buy tires in the next week. I've been looking at Cooper STT's and the ST MAXX. I think I'm going to go with the ST MAXX since I really need more of an all around tire.
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I really like my Goodrich TA K/O A/T's. Great in mud, snow, sand,etc. Had all 3 at coast this year.
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