jvs one

What does that mean? Sipped?

TURTLECON

Siping is a process of cutting thin slits across a rubber surface to improve traction in wet or icy conditions.

moz832006

What bigredjk said, sipping pushes water out from the tire. Most mud terrains don't come sipped which makes them dangerous when it rains. The overall rubber on the Toyo is pretty soft too which makes them safer in the winter. Some tires have a harder rubber which is dangerous on freezing or icy roads. I love my toyos, I rotate them every 3,000 miles and they still look new after 28,000 miles. They are also easy to balance.

Canito is1

Duratrac's seem to be pretty great. Those will be my next tire once mine wear out.

Xman4602

I love my Nitto Trail Grapplers. Very nice on road manners.

azrwilkinson

I have the black rock d windows, I love them, just different enough of a wheel. They are tough and wheel well. Although they have some light rock rash from wheeling, but hey any wheel can get that.

holmes4x4

Try the feirce Attitude M/T they are GY product they are awsome I have wheeled with them a few times no problems. They are also daily driven and produce very little road noise.

RogueJKU77

I've got Hankook Dynapro M/T's on mine and I love them. I've only got about 2500 miles on them, but I've done a mixture of highway, city, and trail/mud and they do great. They aren't sipped, but they do have the holes for studs. I live in Louisiana, so I'm never going to use that.

jvs one

Thanks! That's good to know.

jgerhard

I've gotta recommend Nitto's! AT or MT both are great.