I'm looking for your feedback on the tires you've been using. I see a lot of people using the BFGoodrich Mud-Terrain T/A KM2. I was thinking about those as well as the Wrangler MT/R with Kevlar. 5 tires and wheels are a huge investment. Any feedback would be appreciated.
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Originally posted by earlybronco72 View PostI just put the duratracs from Goodyear on mine. 235/75/15. Quiet and look good. Sidewalks seem a little thin, but I'm used to dealing with bias ply swampers.1969 Sport, 351 roller EFI, 4R70W, TEAM BLUE.
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Originally posted by Daddy4zack View Postyup.. what are you doing with it? Wheeling? Daily driver?1969 Sport, 351 roller EFI, 4R70W, TEAM BLUE.
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I have the nitto trail grapplers on my DD They suck in the mud. Big fan of the procomps Xterrain and Mud terrain last a long time on the street and no issues in mud and snow. Got a buddy who is running the new M16 from interco. nice looking tire not loud seems good in mud and snow.75 sport 302 c4 full width 44 front 9 rear let the building begin
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From what I've seen of the Toyo Open Country MTs I'm very impressed. I just put a set of Toyo ATs on my DD and they're by far the most grippy tire I've run on that truck yet in the rain. And as others have said you can't go wrong with KM2s, especially now that the "old" MTR design is history. Mixed reviews on the MTR/Kevlars.1970 Bronco
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Loved my old Toyo's
Originally posted by Daddy4zack View PostLove Toyo M/T.Originally posted by TBS-POPSAfter a huge amount of reflection, I have determined that what I saw in ukiah was in fact Brians bronco. I was also informed by my wife that she infact heard it run!!
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