flick

Goodyear Duratrac

As far as the MTR w/Kevlar goes, I've got a buddy of mine that is worried that he is not going to get much mileage out of them, and he's only had them less than a year.

aldaman

...Wow , how many miles does he drive a day? I was thinking of getting the GY-MTRs Kevlar when I upgrade to 35s...Well I could always alternate them & run my 33s (Mickey T ATZs) to lessen the wear on the GYs...

blkjkchicago

It took me 4 months to decide the same thing. I went with the M/T Baja ATZ and really am very happy with them. Very good in the snow, took em out on intermediate trail and it handled it well. The real reason why I bought them is because how quiet everyone said they were for everyday driving.

Plus they look alot better in person then they do in the photos!!

BBirish

BFG all terrains, ran them on my old jeep. wear like iron, smooth, quiet, great traction on road

nangulator

Toyo open country ATs.

wmcvey

Bridgestone REVO 2
I got these, great on dry, wet and went to NY in Dec. great in snow too.
Just because some of the OEM tires come from Bridgestone, don't write these off, they are not the same.
Just read up on some reviews of the Revos, the Revo 2 are the newer version.

hotdogging

my vote is for BG All terrain, tried and tested by many, can't go wrong

H315M4N

I had a set of BFG ATs on my truck before the jeep. I absolutely loved them, but wanted something a little more aggressive for the jeep.

IMFletch

That, there is funny.

I may have to pick up a set of these for Moab.

ajchiz

How 'bout this????