Go 37's, I have 35's and wish I had gone 37. Dont make the same mistake many of us have...do it the first time!

 

I went with 5:13 gears and I'm still shopping for 37" tires.... The rpm's are a little high but the rubi likes it.

 

Made the decision 37's it is now to decide on the brand, dang so many choices

 

The cooper sst are pretty cool and cheap in price I thought about those the nitto trail or mud grapplers and toyo open country are also good 37s I want to run the 13.50 wide so it's either mud grapplers or open country's.

 

You and me both, my friend. I'm looking at bumping up to a 37. Love my Toyo MT's, but I don't want to run a 13.5" wide tire if I were to get them in a 37. (Also, one that is approaching 100 lbs. for just the rubber )

Goodyear isn't making the MT/R's at the moment, and I've heard good things about the Nitto's, but I just don't like the look of them. Personally, I'm looking at:

Mickey Thompson MTZ's
Cooper STT's
Interco TrXus MT's

...for a good mix of on and off-road in a 37x12.5x17.

 

Did some checking and found out the bfg km2's are the lightest 37" tire at 70.66 lbs and the mtz's are at 83 lbs. so I am kinda leaning towards the km2 but I wish I could get the wranglers I loved those tires

 

Which wheels are you considering? I talked to a buddy of mine recently and we brought up the fact that people want to run lightweight tires, but then want to also slap on a set of beadlocks on as well (which can way between 40-50 lbs.), whereas a standard set of alloys are usually between 25-30 lbs each.

That, and the KM2's just didn't seem to have any siping in the tread blocks vs. some other brands (and I just wanted to be a little different. A LOT of people seem to be running the KM2's )

 

The mud grapplers are really loud, s you know. I'll be getting something different next time around. They look cool as crap (and I couldn't pass up the deal - bought them used), but I wouldn't buy them again. Gas mileage is terrible, too, though they are heavy (and yes, my Spyderlocks are 45lbs each, so the total for my wheel is around 126lbs.

 

I'm getting the Mickey Thompson classic lock wheels, they r simulated lock rims not sure the weight