I miss my Kumho MT. Great all around tire, with the only downside being that they are directional.
I bumped to 37 MTR-k's and am somewhat dissapointed with the on road ride quality(I'm ok with the noise.)

 

Goodyear Duratrac's 315/70R17

Good on road




Off road
















And even on the railroad! Lol

 

I'll go nitto trail grappler!!!

it's awesome!! quite, smooth riding, good mileage, and TOUGH AND DURABLE FOR OFF ROAD!!

 

happy with my 37 wildpeaks

 

I have 35 nitto trail grapplers... Loud past 65 but everyone with a 3.8 doesn't go past 65 for good reason hahah. Other than that I absolutely love them, they look and perform great

 

X2 on this

 

What about MPG loss with that kind of tires? I saw that you can loose 15-20%...

 

Kelly Safari is the best for the $. The cheepest around Charlotte asfar as I can find. if you find something cheeper then take the deal. I am just letting you know that you wont be disapointed with the Kellys.

 

Kelly Safari is the best for the $. The cheepest around Charlotte asfar as I can find. if you find something cheeper then take the deal. I am just letting you know that you wont be disapointed with the Kellys.

 

I need help with some numbers: I will buy the Open Country AT2 but don't know between 265/70R17 or 285/70R17 (my stock tires are 255/75R17 with Moab original wheels).

1) the 265 will turn more every miles/Km to do the same distance, so does that make any good or bad, do I need some calibration or is it fine?

2) same question about the 285, they will turn less every miles/Km so is there a lost of power or anything bad about that size? New calibration or fine?

3) do anybody know for sure if 285/70R17 with stock Moab (unlimited sport) and no wheel spacers and .75" coil spacers will rub??

4) how much mpg can I loose with the 285 (more or less)? I guess the 265/70R17 doesn't make any difference on mpg?

Thanks a lot guys