Procomp Tires, Which Model Do You Like?
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From: San Diego California
Year: 1988
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 Liter Inline Six
Procomp Tires, Which Model Do You Like?
Okay so I've been talking to this guy who works for Procomp, and he can get me a pretty good deal on some tires. I'm just not sure which one to chose, which one do you think is the all around best?
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From: st.george utah
Year: 1996
Model: Cherokee
Engine: l6 4.0
I'm running their mts and like them. They grab nicely on the Slick rock and im Yet to Pop one. Mud they are decent and snow they are alright. Don't like them on road. They wear way fast. Not too loud though.
#6
I ran some M/T's for a while...the sucked.
Punctured 2 sidewalls without trying.
Funky wear on all four corners.
Massive amount of weights needed to balance the darn things...even after spinning the rubber on the wheels multiple times.
Never again.
Punctured 2 sidewalls without trying.
Funky wear on all four corners.
Massive amount of weights needed to balance the darn things...even after spinning the rubber on the wheels multiple times.
Never again.
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From: Soddy Daisy TN
Year: 97
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L
I ran a set of the Xterrains. They were OK. Not too loud and decent in mud and rocks. Wore well and sidewalls did fine. Get something else as a spare if you run them since they are directional.
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From: Tacoma,WA
Year: 1988
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.o
M/T Pro comp 3flats in two weekends on nearly new tires plus a couple other flats at various times just driving logging roads. Horrible wear. A buddy had the X Terrains with the same results lots of flats and bad wear. The only time I've taken a tire I've paid for and dumped em before they were even near worn. Spend the extra money and buy a real tire you'll be happier in the end.
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From: San Diego California
Year: 1988
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 Liter Inline Six
I'm 16, its my DD, and go wheeling a few times a month. But wow, thanks for the input guys. I originally wanted to stay away from procomp because my dad has a set of 35" AT's from them and only lasted something like 30,000 miles. I really like the KM2's and Goodyear Wranglers. What do you think I should do?
#12
If its a DD AND you go wheeling a few times a month my personal opinion is Duratracs, its really the best of both worlds but dont expect it to be AMAZING at anything, they're above average wheeling tire and decent road tire.
I personally loved them on my dual purpose rig. If you notice in my sig, my last rig had them and my next rig will too.
Actually the only reason i looked at the Duratrac is because I couldn't get Truxus tires anymore, those were my favourite but now Duratracs are, until i get above 35s then it'll be truxus again.
I personally loved them on my dual purpose rig. If you notice in my sig, my last rig had them and my next rig will too.
Actually the only reason i looked at the Duratrac is because I couldn't get Truxus tires anymore, those were my favourite but now Duratracs are, until i get above 35s then it'll be truxus again.
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From: Tacoma,WA
Year: 1988
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.o
I currently run BFG KM2s on my Superduty and Cherokee, can't comment on mileage yet but are great tires so far both off and on road.
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they are on their third jeep and the front tires still have some life left in them. my rears are nearly bald (spooled rearend)