JoseR

I currently have 35 inch KM2s and have been very pleased with them. I live in SoCal so we don't see much rain or snow. All my offroading is in the local deserts. The KM2s have never let me down. I have about 40K miles on them and it's time for new tires. Even though I like the KM2, I am seriously looking at the Goodyear Duratrac. I think I will get similar offroad performance and better onroad performance. Better gas milage and a quieter ride would be nice. Has anyone ran the Duratrac 35 inch tire and knows how it performs in sand and mud? I know it is a great snow tire too.

JoseR

I have been purchasing tires from Discout Tire going back to my days crusing in a YJ. Price and service is great and they give free rotations and repairs.

JKRescue08

My advice is that you buy the tire size and type that fits your needs - don't go for looks or size, just because.

I am on my third set of Hankook Dynapro MT'S - have em on my Rubicon, my Cherokee and the wife's Tundra.

Factory they are ok in rain and suck in the snow. Mud is no problems as well as sand.

I siped mine by hand and saw a significant improvement in the rain.

Purchased from DTD and running sizes 35", 285/70/17 and 37's.

Morris4x4Center

We carry quite a few different brands on tires, -
Jeep Tires from Mickey Thompson, Good Year and many more at Morris 4x4 Center.

Our gear ratio chart can help -
Tire & Gear Ratio Chart at Morris 4x4 Center

and the speedo gear chart, if you need that :-)
Jeep Speedometer Gears at Morris 4x4 Center






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Darb24

Used to have Mickey Thompson Baja mtz on my 3/4 ton dodge. Heck of a tire. Wore very well also. Just throwing that out there

Jeepin Dad

I am a fan of Cooper tires, I love the S/T's I have on my Wrangler they are an aggressive all-terrain and do well in both the snow and mud and are not real loud. I'm on my 3rd set and have been getting about 65,000 miles out of them. I have Cooper AT3's on my Cherokee and they are quiet, ride really nice and are good in snow but not real great in mud. Earlier this year I replaced the worn out Cooper H/Ts with a set of Cooper Discoverer ATP's from Discount Tire Direct for the wife's Avalanche and they are quiet, ride nice, great in the snow and rain, and I haven't had them in the mud yet but they look like they should be better than the AT3s.

285/75R16 (33") Cooper S/T



235/75R15 (29") Cooper AT3


235/75R15 (29") Cooper AT3 on the Cherokee, worn out 265/75R16 (32") Cooper H/T on the Avalanche



265/75R16 (32") Cooper ATP on the Avalanche

notnalc68

Discount Tire has a big sale on, but it ends tonight. I just bought 16" level 8 punch -6 backspacing & 285/75/16 Duratracs. $100 back on rims & $100 back on tires + double the discount if you use their credit.

Cutman

I assume that is on the total?

notnalc68

$100 gift card on 4 tires & $100 on 4 wheels. Double if you use their credit.

JoseR

Well I'm all in with the Duratac. I had some put on my Jeep today. They are very quite on the road. I will test out their off-road capability this weekend and Jeep Safari.