Tires
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Tires
Well I was hoping for some little better reviews but I should have made myself more clear. So hears what im lookin for out of these tires. This will be my first set of M/T's so i really am not sure about any of there performances. Although I have seen a few in action.
I like the Grapplers but there tread life scares me and they seem like they dont perform well in sand, the noise I aint worried about.
The Toyo's are nice and they are one of the best as mentioned by several but some say there offroad capabilites are not up to par.
These are the two tires I have been looking at and I know i am not going to find the perfect tire.
What other tires are there out there that will perform well in sand and mud but handle 70% of its driving offroad.
The old 87' Yota is getting old to me takeing that out all the time and its only got a/t so it about time to get that old ford out for a change.
I like the Grapplers but there tread life scares me and they seem like they dont perform well in sand, the noise I aint worried about.
The Toyo's are nice and they are one of the best as mentioned by several but some say there offroad capabilites are not up to par.
These are the two tires I have been looking at and I know i am not going to find the perfect tire.
What other tires are there out there that will perform well in sand and mud but handle 70% of its driving offroad.
The old 87' Yota is getting old to me takeing that out all the time and its only got a/t so it about time to get that old ford out for a change.
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From: cairo,ga
The biggest thing with sand performance is to air down the tire. You can't do much better than the Toyo MT's. The BFG MT KM's, Mickey THompson MTZ's, **** Cepek Mud Country and new Pro Comp Xtreme MT's are also comparable in performance.
