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GOOD 35s FOR ON AND OFF ROAD??

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Old 03-25-2010, 12:39 PM
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Question GOOD 35s FOR ON AND OFF ROAD??

anyone have any suggestions for a good 35" tire for on road and mild off road use, good wear on road. was going to get Mickey's MTZs, 4-6 week wait. got thew itch and can't wait. gonna run 16" wheels

looking @ dick cepek mud country's..

or what about changing to 17" wheels. does wheel size make a big difference between 6s and 17s???

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I like mt fun countrys or Goodyear duratracs
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Default Dick Cepek FC II

DC FC II is my vote. I've got almost 7,000km on them, and they look almost new still. They are quite on the highway, have awesome winter handling, and they have an aggressive tread (cross between an AT and MT design). If you want a tire that's good in mud, snow, ice, rain, sand, rocks and still has good road manners... DC FC II is it.

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Originally Posted by 2k2wranglerx
i liked my maxxis bighorns. unbelieveable in the snow. a little on the loud side, but nothing like a swamper or anything.
X2 on the Maxxis Bighorns....got mine delivered in 4 days.
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Goodyear MTR's Kev. I have 17's and they run great and quiet on highway but have great traction offroad. 2 week wait time due to demand as I write this.
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I have DC Mud Countrys. They are the first mud tires I've owned, so I don't have any frame of reference, but they still seem loud to me. They work great in mud and rocks, though. I will try something else when I need new tires.
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None are "good" at both.

BFG AT are good on road, fine on the rocks but suck in the mud.

My Mickey Thompson MTZ is fine on road (but look out on snow packed roads), great in the rocks and in the mud.

My BFG KM2's were fine on road, ok in the mud and good in the rocks.

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Be carefull going with tires on a 16" rim. If you ever want to go to 37" tires, the selection drastically reduced. I have 16" rims. They're great for 35's but wish I had 17" rims now that I want to go to 37".
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Cooper SST 1250/15 work good for me
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Default Nitto Trail Grapplers

I am growing really fond of my Nitto Trail Grapplers...they are super quiet on the road and perform really well off road.

These are my first set of 35's so nothing to compare them to other than stock wheels. They are a bit heavy, but look awesome and perform awesome IMO.

Good luck!
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have the MT MTZs great on and off road. mud and snow. it will go through everything


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