I like the looks of Dick Cepek tires
I had MT/R's on my jeep and loved them. Super tough tires, thick sidewalls but still had good flex. Onroad behavior was good, they lasted a long time! Offroad they were incredible.
They aren't an excellent muddy slop type tire. If you are going to be going in the thick stuff alot, I'd pick something else. That said, I only got stuck in the mud once with those tires...and it was some nice wet deep clay.
I am fixing to buy tires for my truck and am planning on going with BFG KM2's.
They aren't an excellent muddy slop type tire. If you are going to be going in the thick stuff alot, I'd pick something else. That said, I only got stuck in the mud once with those tires...and it was some nice wet deep clay.
I am fixing to buy tires for my truck and am planning on going with BFG KM2's.
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How much time are these going to be used on the road vs. off-road? What kind of offroad driving will you be doing?
The MTR is a great tire unless you are doing some real hardcore off-road driving. In my opinion they don't clear thick mud all that well, have a weak sidewall and are prone to sidewall cuts. If your off-road expeditions aren't to rough then go for the MTR. If you need something a little tougher then I would suggest the BFG Krawler, it is great off-road but not as nice on the pavement.
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The MTR is a great tire unless you are doing some real hardcore off-road driving. In my opinion they don't clear thick mud all that well, have a weak sidewall and are prone to sidewall cuts. If your off-road expeditions aren't to rough then go for the MTR. If you need something a little tougher then I would suggest the BFG Krawler, it is great off-road but not as nice on the pavement.
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If you're looking to buy an american made tire stick with the goodyears's or dunlop's or maybe kelly,firestone or bridgestone. I would stay away from those french brands (michelin,bfg,continental). If you decide to go with the goodyears I'd be happy to send you some coupons that'll get ya $20 back on each tire.
The MTRs are better on rocks. I have'em on my Dodge and they had good traction offroading. The ProComp Muds are better in mud, thats why they are called muds!!! I have the ProComps on my Jeep and they are a harder tire then the MTRs. I would recommand both from first hand offroading experience. The ProComps are cheaper.
Maxxis Buckshot Mudders on my previous and current Z71s. ~30K miles of highway only wore them down to about 1/2 tread. Good highway manners and absolutely rock in the mud! Clean out the thick stuff very well. Will dig to some degree, but I've never been stuck with them.
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Mud King. I think the 5 35x12.5x15" ones I got, with black sidewalls, were about $1,100?
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Mud King. I think the 5 35x12.5x15" ones I got, with black sidewalls, were about $1,100?
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