You can try treadepot, they usually have good prices on toyo's.
Unfortunately discounttiredirect.com, the forum sponsor, doesn't carry toyo tires.

 

I really like your set up of how you attached your lights to your Mopar bumper. Would you mind telling me which brackets you used?

 

They are the PIAA 2" round brackets. Here is a better pic of the bracket

 

I've been extremely happy with my MTR/Ks. Awesome traction and only 60lbs each.

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I have Mickey Thompson ATZ's and they have been wonderful in the "blizzard" today ... no issues and I played a lot

 

07JKDakotaEd: Where did you find/get the bolt on tow eyes for the front Mopar bumper? I saw in the earlier pic you had the exposed crush cans and Mopar hooks that I'm sporting ever since I destroyed the cheap but not inexpensive plastic caps the first time I gave someone a push. Thanks, Brent

 

Pitbull Rockers. Or Maddogs if you want a semi less aggressive MT.

 

What type of wheelin do you do? If you are playing in the mud, a Bogger is the way you want to go. If you are in the rocks, I would say Krawlers or Pitbull rockers, If you are doing combo street and offroad I would say KM2. I run a Creepy crawler and in dirty rock and slightly muddy rock, they are awesome. Bias ply sucks on the road. Figure out what kind of wheelin you do the most cause there is no perfect tire.

 

I can't believe KM2s did not get more love on this thread. Toyos are great tires but seem to be heavier and suited more to dry rocky terrain. Like the last guy said there is not perfect tire. When I chose I did not care about price I solely looked at tread design. The tires are surprisingly quiet and extremely versatile. I love buying new tires....I even love the smell. (You know I'm not the only one)

 

I do mainly on the road driving, but whenever there is snow I will spend hours messing around. I also own 300 acres, whenever it rains I go out there and tear it up, so off-roading: mainly just muddy trails.