View Poll Results: Which tire?
Goodyear Duratrac
9
36.00%
BF Goodrich Mud Terrain KM2
16
64.00%
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Goodyear Duratrac or BFG Mud Terrain KM2
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Goodyear Duratrac or BFG Mud Terrain KM2
So here it it guys i have brought it down to 2 tires here and got quotes for them. Duratrac - 660 and KM2 - 696
I use the jeep as a DD in michigan so i need something that preforms well in the winter icey roads.
What do you all think?
Goodyear
BFG
I use the jeep as a DD in michigan so i need something that preforms well in the winter icey roads.
What do you all think?
Goodyear
BFG
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From: Union, Oregon
Year: 1999
Model: Cherokee
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BFG ... IMO Goodyear does not make a good offroad tire specailly compared to BFG who makes some of the best offroad tires!! BUT since U said nothing about offroad those Goodyears should/would outperform the BFG mudders on highway and snowy/icey highways, even get more miles out of them also would be my guess. BUT IMO, for a DD I would go with Cooper Discoverers ATs or BFG ATs.
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Year: 1996
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BFG ... IMO Goodyear does not make a good offroad tire specailly compared to BFG who makes some of the best offroad tires!! BUT since U said nothing about offroad those Goodyears should/would outperform the BFG mudders on highway and snowy/icey highways, even get more miles out of them also would be my guess. BUT IMO, for a DD I would go with Cooper Discoverers ATs or BFG ATs.
My old man has run the wranglers for years. They last a long time and look good. As far as performance I can say he's never been stuck in wet grass. His truck goes places a car would never go. And I'm pretty sure he gets them at walmart with my aunts discount.
I think the BFG'ss are probably a better all terrain tire off road, but the wrangler is a better AT tire on the road.
I honestly would buy the wranglers.
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the kevlar would cost me 900 so it aint gonna happen. lol
I will be using these off road thru a lot of mud but again it needs to have good on road manners. oh and the duratracs come with a 50,000 mile warenty
I will be using these off road thru a lot of mud but again it needs to have good on road manners. oh and the duratracs come with a 50,000 mile warenty
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those duratrcs will not be your friend in the mud they are not a mud tire. they are a all terrain they will be a little better on the streets but off road the bfg will kill them
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I would go with Wrangler MT/R's .. I'm sure those KM2's are better than the previous BFG mud's but not a fan of BFG anymore since I have found others that outperform them.
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i went with the goodyears only because you said DD and with michigan snow i can only imagine. being from WI I chose to do DD tires first then i got some MT's for wheeling later on because it was more practical. but i would love to get me a pair of those KM2's for sure down the road.
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I'd say go with the GY Duratracs. Everything I've read has people raving about them over at JeepForum and other sites.
They are also winter rated traction devices with the little mountain and snowflake.
They seem like a really solid tire.
They are also winter rated traction devices with the little mountain and snowflake.
They seem like a really solid tire.