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- Thread starter Pheel
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1075655
I am running Bridgestone Dueler ATs right now. I do not experience snow but they pullled my Jeep through some good, thick, Alabama mud/clay mix last winter. I am putting on some Cooper Discoverer STs pretty soon. I like the duelers, but I want something a little more aggressive and more reliable. the Dueler is a good tire I just had some close calls with it in AL. The Duelers are a pretty penny though. $500.00+
mine were on the jeep when I bought it but I checked at getting another set before I found the Cooper tire. Cooper has a good looking tire for what you are needing. visit www.coopertires.com. and go from there.[addsig]
I am running Bridgestone Dueler ATs right now. I do not experience snow but they pullled my Jeep through some good, thick, Alabama mud/clay mix last winter. I am putting on some Cooper Discoverer STs pretty soon. I like the duelers, but I want something a little more aggressive and more reliable. the Dueler is a good tire I just had some close calls with it in AL. The Duelers are a pretty penny though. $500.00+
mine were on the jeep when I bought it but I checked at getting another set before I found the Cooper tire. Cooper has a good looking tire for what you are needing. visit www.coopertires.com. and go from there.[addsig]
Bounty__Hunter
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1075669
Get BFG AT if you want good traction for over 50K miles.[addsig]
Get BFG AT if you want good traction for over 50K miles.[addsig]
Tug-n-pull
New member
1075698
BFG's Yokohma's ProComp's the list is long. All have faitfull cult like followers. There is a million web sites about what to buy and what is good for what uses. I am going to find a set of All Terains to run for the most part and keep my Mickey Thompson Baja Claws for special trail rides on a different set of wheels. I have seen both the Yokos and BFG on and off the road and either one seems great. The Yoko's are the most impressive dual use tire I have seen. I hear the Pro Comps come with a 50K milage deal. Who is to bless and who is to blame here. Good luck in your quest. tug[addsig]
BFG's Yokohma's ProComp's the list is long. All have faitfull cult like followers. There is a million web sites about what to buy and what is good for what uses. I am going to find a set of All Terains to run for the most part and keep my Mickey Thompson Baja Claws for special trail rides on a different set of wheels. I have seen both the Yokos and BFG on and off the road and either one seems great. The Yoko's are the most impressive dual use tire I have seen. I hear the Pro Comps come with a 50K milage deal. Who is to bless and who is to blame here. Good luck in your quest. tug[addsig]
PASmokeater
New member
1075711
So far I LOVE the Yoko's...hit almost all the trails in 2wd, and even backwards through some mud holes...still have yet to get stuck. The ride on the road is excellant, with no change in road noise from the stock GSA's.
Just my opinion,
Rob
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So far I LOVE the Yoko's...hit almost all the trails in 2wd, and even backwards through some mud holes...still have yet to get stuck. The ride on the road is excellant, with no change in road noise from the stock GSA's.
Just my opinion,
Rob
[addsig]PASmokeater
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1075786
Looks can be decieving my friend...ask those who attended the Jeepz Trail week in Tennesee. I love the trail capabilities of the Geolanders.
Rob [addsig]
Looks can be decieving my friend...ask those who attended the Jeepz Trail week in Tennesee. I love the trail capabilities of the Geolanders.
Rob
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graewulf
New member
1075926
I wasnt in TN for the ride but i can vouch for the Yoko's... they grip as well as my pirelli scorpions..... who knows.. next time i get stuck, stumpy may be pulling me out (not that i get stuck often, i'm usually the one pulling... check the pics on my website of me pulling the deuce out)
edited by: graewulf, Jul 12, 2003 - 06:29 PM[addsig]
I wasnt in TN for the ride but i can vouch for the Yoko's... they grip as well as my pirelli scorpions..... who knows.. next time i get stuck, stumpy may be pulling me out (not that i get stuck often, i'm usually the one pulling... check the pics on my website of me pulling the deuce out)
edited by: graewulf, Jul 12, 2003 - 06:29 PM[addsig]
WranglrWhat94
New member
1075952
Hey kraken .....you know the little bully down the street that beats up everyone but doesnt look like he could fight anyone. Well yoko's are that guy. The dont look agressive doesnt mean they arent! Yokos kick @ss on the trail and are sweet on road and after seeing them in action i plan on getting them!
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Hey kraken .....you know the little bully down the street that beats up everyone but doesnt look like he could fight anyone. Well yoko's are that guy. The dont look agressive doesnt mean they arent! Yokos kick @ss on the trail and are sweet on road and after seeing them in action i plan on getting them!
~~CHRIS~~[addsig]
Tug-n-pull
New member
1075954
Nor does a pistol till it is pointed at your head. Then a 38 looks like a canon! The Geolanders are a great combo tire that grips like a monkey! tug
edited by: Tug-n-pull, Jul 12, 2003 - 08:25 PM[addsig]
Nor does a pistol till it is pointed at your head. Then a 38 looks like a canon! The Geolanders are a great combo tire that grips like a monkey! tug
edited by: Tug-n-pull, Jul 12, 2003 - 08:25 PM[addsig]
1076347
I found this on tirerack.com and these are aparently the best ones for the price
anyone with feedback from these tires?
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I found this on tirerack.com and these are aparently the best ones for the price
anyone with feedback from these tires?
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1076349
I am looking at these for City/Off-road driving. They are M/Ts but not so knobby that you will wear them out quickly.
Destination M/T
A LOT better View of the Meat!!!!
edited by: L33TJ33P, Jul 15, 2003 - 09:13 AM[addsig]
I am looking at these for City/Off-road driving. They are M/Ts but not so knobby that you will wear them out quickly.
Destination M/T
A LOT better View of the Meat!!!!
edited by: L33TJ33P, Jul 15, 2003 - 09:13 AM[addsig]
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