Next Set of Tires: Why Are Yours The Best?
11-19-2009, 12:35 PM
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JK Jedi Master
On mobi right now, I was considering the mtr's too, tire shop told me it'd be a month before they could get them in 37's. So, got the toyo . I'll post pics later tonight.
11-19-2009, 01:07 PM
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JK Junkie
If your running an AT, I assume you are at least slightly biased towards road manners.
Booth the BFG KM2s and the Mickey Thomson ATZ and MTZ are great on the road, have a more aggressive look and are solid offroad, although the KM2 rubber
compound is a bit on soft side so chunking and increased wear may not be comparable to the ATs.
They are also on the upper end of the price scale.
A better option in terms of value may be the Hancook Dynapro rf10 and the Cooper Discoverer STTs.
Booth the BFG KM2s and the Mickey Thomson ATZ and MTZ are great on the road, have a more aggressive look and are solid offroad, although the KM2 rubber
compound is a bit on soft side so chunking and increased wear may not be comparable to the ATs.
They are also on the upper end of the price scale.
A better option in terms of value may be the Hancook Dynapro rf10 and the Cooper Discoverer STTs.
11-19-2009, 02:37 PM
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if you are looking for a m/t with great street manners my vote is the toyo m/t all the way. working at a tire store i've lots of opportunity to drive different tires on different vehicles, and the toyos always impress. i was even able to stick a set on my wife's lifted nissan armada, and she didnt even notice the ride was different. they are truly a high quality tire, they take very little weight to balance, and i've never seen one come back with any kind of tire defect at all.
11-19-2009, 02:58 PM
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11-19-2009, 03:00 PM
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if you are looking for a m/t with great street manners my vote is the toyo m/t all the way. working at a tire store i've lots of opportunity to drive different tires on different vehicles, and the toyos always impress. i was even able to stick a set on my wife's lifted nissan armada, and she didnt even notice the ride was different. they are truly a high quality tire, they take very little weight to balance, and i've never seen one come back with any kind of tire defect at all.
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11-19-2009, 04:01 PM
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11-19-2009, 04:15 PM
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my km2s are muds, I know....
but they are a comfy quiet ride for MTs , and thought Id throw them into the mix. They wear very well, and grip everything.
also like the looks of the toyos and the new nittos.
how many threads did you start today?
going for a record?
but they are a comfy quiet ride for MTs , and thought Id throw them into the mix. They wear very well, and grip everything.
also like the looks of the toyos and the new nittos.
how many threads did you start today?going for a record?