Most aggressive & street friendly 37"
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#22
Originally Posted by AhMyGawd
I agree on the Toyo's... Have them - love them - heavy as hell... Had KM2's liked them too but, the Toyos grip better off road and very smooth on the street...
KM2's
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Toyo's
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KM2's
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Toyo's
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Originally Posted by Jeek.OlllllllO
Id say falken wild peeks? I think thats what there called... i will be going with the toyo's though but in 35
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Originally Posted by Atch
Not on the lighter side but awesome tires
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Originally Posted by Waldo_88
Nittos are junk man, some friends have Nittos and can't climb shit and they are wearing supper fast, there's a reason they're cheap
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Originally Posted by mattgt5
Dude, nitto and toyo are made from the same compound, in the same factories, by the same company, in an almost identical tread pattern. I can get a toyo 37 for cheaper than i can get a nitto 37" tread life is less than a km2 but comparable to any other m/t. Lets keep this factual for the man.
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Originally Posted by Waldo_88
Just throwing in my input, is that not what the forum is for? I personally don't like either, and prices in my area may be different from yours. Giving the guy my opinion because that's what he asked for. Jeepers talkin to other jeepers