Arcticanalog

I just learned that my two front mud terrains have been chunked out on the inside walls so I have to get new tires. I've always been thinking about going 35s so that's what I'm going to do. SO, does anyone have any experience with all-terrains offroad/mud/snow and how do they hold up? Also do you notice and better MPGs with all-terrains?

Thanks!

Coondog33

I have had Pro Comp Extreme AT for over a year and a half and love them on ALL road/off road conditions...they also have a 40k mile rating

largo

I run BFG KO's and love them. They are super quiet on the highway, and I have used them in all types of off road driving. No, they will not take me through a mud bog very well, but as I have said so often on the forum, run what works for you, and not what someone on the forum told you looked great.

sm_rubi

AT's perform well and will give both better mpg and wear. Only downside is they don't perform as well as the mud tires in certain conditions. So if it's a DD and doesn't see a lot of wheeling then a AT is a good choice. Just my

Discount Tire

All Terrains can certainly hold their own...

http://project-jk.com/jeep-jk-new/fa...t-tires-direct

Grognard

It all depends on how you want to play. I want a more agressive tread, but they may be great for you.

magnum306

Check out the Cooper tires. ( Discoverer S/T or the STT) You will be impressed.
Long tread wear and good performance. High void and traction on a good A/T tire.

Merlin4979

What are you people doing running your Jeeps offroad?!? Don't you know that'll void the warranty!


But if you're looking for a good all-around tire, lots of people are liking the Duratracs. They're a hybrid AT/MT tire.

jmat1980

Check out goodyear Duratracs...very high rating from everyone who has them

Bacon

cough.....Duratracs.....cough