im gonna put some 31x10.50 or 11.50x 15s on the cragar soft 8 15x8s i just ordered and i want a fairly cheap, aggresive tire that will last a good while, not to worried about road noise i just want an aggresive tire thats gonna last, im looking at like 3 tires Pro Comp Mud Terrains,Dick Cepek Mud Countrys,and Hankook Dynapro Rt03s, i liked the BFG mud terrains also but i dont think they make the size i want, idno, any input on any of these? or some ideas of some other tires? thanks!

 

I recommend Bfg's

I love my KM2's

and yes they make 31's

 

i also recommend the bg km2, they are supposed to last longer than the old kms. they are pretty aggressive and i have had great luck with the kms, my next tire is going to be the km2s. but its all a matter of preference

 

The BFG's are a great and impressive tire, but they're too hard. They do great off road and such but in rain they're ****. At least from my experience with them.

Edit: Whoops, skipped over the mud terrain part...I have the ATs

 

yea they seem nice but there pretty pricey, any1 ever use Mastercraft Courser Mt tires or Medalist Mud Kings? just lookin at some tires on summit, those Km2s are like 175 a piece, whew.

 

Discount tires had the best prices on the KM2's I could find.. Plus they gave me a 100.00 rebate in the mail

 

Go to www.treadwright.com and look over there options. I myself am gonna be getting 31's in the future and will most likely be getting these. heres a review of there MTR clone.

 

The km2s look great but I wanna know how they do in the rain before I'd buy em.

 

X2 I wanna know how they do in the wet weather.

 

couldnt figure out how to delete this message. tarted a new thread.

 

the km2's don't last long if you do any road driving. the mastercrafts are a very good tire especially for the price. i'm getting another set of 31's here soon. i highly recommend the mastercrafts.

 

I run Hankook dynapro mts and they are a great performing tire...not too much drone either im running 33x12.5s and they havent failed me yet i daily drive them

 

I e ran the km2 on my ford superduty in sizes ranging from 33" to 40's and I will never run a different tire. I think they do fine in wet weather. If ur that worried about water have them siped. That would help and no need to worry about them wearing out faster because the jeeps are really light. My 2c
Kyle

 

I my self will be putting on 33x1050r15 in a couple weeks

 

check out: http://www.gitout.com/bfg-km2-mud-te...art-1-on-road/

I guess the guy siped the center of the tire and found it to have great performance in snow and ice. dunno about the rain. I can't tell you about their onngevity.

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