sringer

Amazing tires. My buddy's all run em on their dedicated off road rigs. But they are bias ply so the wear well but really quick. They are amazing in snow and on road. Try take a little while to "warm up" when you first drive everytime. Not the best dd tire even tho it's an amazing tire.

Rockroaster

Cool thanks for the info. Anyone have some input on the driveshaft question above?

Jeff76

Toyo mts ride great on the highway. I got almost 50k miles out of my 37s on a dodge 2500. Not too loud either.

coleadcock1234

Hate mud grapplers, they ride like crap and every 18 year old kid has them, the Toyo's are really heavy compared to tires in the same sizes which can make a difference. Mickey thompson mtz are nice and last a while but once they get some wear on them they get loud, for me the best is the BFG km2. they are quiet, ride better than any mud tire out there, and i got almost 40000 on the set on my tj and there is about 20-30k left

jeepjackal

i like the interco SSR's

Rockroaster

Thanks guys. That's some very helpful info. Numbers were exactly what I was looking for to do some comparisons, although I know it can certainly differ due to driving habits and vehicle weight, etc.

Rockroaster

So anyone have some input on this question? Gotta be somebody who knows

JKagermeister

I can't speak from experience, but from my research here, 6" is going to require new shafts for sure.

Rockroaster

Yeah I've been saving up for abit, plus I have a connection for a good price.

Rockroaster

Yeah I knew it would, but I was wondering if I could make it like even a month or so with no wheeling on the factory shafts. I have a small gap between the build and my first offroad run with the new lift.