tire ideas
I am new to this forum so any ideas that ya'll may have would be greatly appreciated! I have the 17 inch rims on my 06...I am wanting a mud tire or a really aggressive A/T...what do ya'll suggest or have?
I run BFGoodrich All terrains, heard good things on the Muds. Are you looking for looks, or actual use?
Cant go wrong with some big ole TSL Swamper tires lol (I'm sure they are not quite)
Cant go wrong with some big ole TSL Swamper tires lol (I'm sure they are not quite)
Take a look at the Goodyear Duratrac's. They are kind of a mix between A/T and M/T. Also, Wally-world has the Goodyear Authority line. I run those and love them.
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I'm driving a '99 Durango SLT, w/5.2 and have just finally been able to get all 4 of the ball joints replaced.
So I need to replace at least 2 of my tires.
I'm sure you'll know why!
15" rims so I have some limits on what is available. Currently running 31-10.50x15's.
So anyway at the moment I have Pathfinder At/T's but I'm looking for something that will give me a little better mileage since I have been traveling quite a bit with my new job.
Something that has really good wet road and snow traction at the same time.
I had wanted to get some Kelly Safari SUV tires which is what I wanted in the first place when I purchased these but see that they are no longer available.
So I'm looking for suggestions.
Good wear and traction on the road with lots of highway miles.
Maybe something with an aggressive highway tread?
If that makes any sense!
So I need to replace at least 2 of my tires.
I'm sure you'll know why!
15" rims so I have some limits on what is available. Currently running 31-10.50x15's.
So anyway at the moment I have Pathfinder At/T's but I'm looking for something that will give me a little better mileage since I have been traveling quite a bit with my new job.
Something that has really good wet road and snow traction at the same time.
I had wanted to get some Kelly Safari SUV tires which is what I wanted in the first place when I purchased these but see that they are no longer available.
So I'm looking for suggestions.
Good wear and traction on the road with lots of highway miles.
Maybe something with an aggressive highway tread?
If that makes any sense!
I'm driving a '99 Durango SLT, w/5.2 and have just finally been able to get all 4 of the ball joints replaced.
So I need to replace at least 2 of my tires.
I'm sure you'll know why!
15" rims so I have some limits on what is available. Currently running 31-10.50x15's.
So anyway at the moment I have Pathfinder At/T's but I'm looking for something that will give me a little better mileage since I have been traveling quite a bit with my new job.
Something that has really good wet road and snow traction at the same time.
I had wanted to get some Kelly Safari SUV tires which is what I wanted in the first place when I purchased these but see that they are no longer available.
So I'm looking for suggestions.
Good wear and traction on the road with lots of highway miles.
Maybe something with an aggressive highway tread?
If that makes any sense!
So I need to replace at least 2 of my tires.
I'm sure you'll know why!
15" rims so I have some limits on what is available. Currently running 31-10.50x15's.
So anyway at the moment I have Pathfinder At/T's but I'm looking for something that will give me a little better mileage since I have been traveling quite a bit with my new job.
Something that has really good wet road and snow traction at the same time.
I had wanted to get some Kelly Safari SUV tires which is what I wanted in the first place when I purchased these but see that they are no longer available.
So I'm looking for suggestions.
Good wear and traction on the road with lots of highway miles.
Maybe something with an aggressive highway tread?
If that makes any sense!
Everyone is always big on goodyear and bf good, but go look up some reveiws. I did and general grabber has a nice line up and there way cheaper. read some reweiws on them and see for your self.


