beans2369

In the next couple of months I am planning on putting a 4" lift on my 2010 Unlimited, with 35" tires and new wheels.
I was looking at some Nitto's but heard they are kinda noisy, I saw some KM2's but they are a bit pricey, Can anyone recommend some tires for me?

I am mostly road driving, Occasional going out and playing on some trails.

Chris.

jesse0376

Trail grapplers are great tires but there are so many out there. It really depends on what you are going to use the jeep for. If your wheelin your jeep then you can narrow it down to a few but if its a pavement pounder you have a wide variety.

beans2369

I'd say about 95% of the time I am on the road. The odd weekend I take it out to play (like only twice this year on mild trails)

Willis19

Look at good year fierce attitudes . It's what I run and personally love the tires I paid 264$ a tire for 35/12.5/r17

beans2369

Those Goodyears look sexy, Are they noisy on the road?

Willis19

Here's a pic of the tread and believe it it not they are really not noisy!!

beans2369

Nice, thanks guys, will do some searching see what prices I can find

michaudag

Take a look at the falken wildpeaks. Great road manners and excellent off road too

afpilot82

Check out GY Duratracs too. Also, you really don't need 4" of lift to clear 35s, esp if you're 95% on road.

1978cj7jk2012

Get these! I swear by them. I have 2 vehicles with them on right now. My 2004 2500 chevy has the 33/12.5r16s and are still going strong with 60k miles! My jk has the same size and they still look brand new after 7k miles. They look a lot like more square mud grappler but a lot quieter and cheaper. I love them. I just wish they had 37s.