Yeah Mickey Thompson gets passed up way more than it should!!!

For now i have stock GY Wranglers, they suck in every way possible. Next Month my Mickey Thompsons will be here....

 

With only 24K on the stock P245/70R17 Michelin LTX's, I was going to keep them on for another year and get new AT tires in '08. I could not do it! So I got the BFG All-Terrain AT-KO's in LT285/70R17's. They've only been on for less than a week, and I haven't broken the mud hymen on them yet, but that will happen Saturday when bow season opens.

So far theyseem reasonably quiet for an AT tire, they have a nice, aggresive look without being too aggresive and/or noisy, and the price was right. So far I'm a happy man!

 

Those look like a pair of tires I used to run on my T-Max

 

i'm running mikey thompson baja claws 33x1250/17 an love them,wearing awsome,really throw the mud&snow,can't say nothing bad about them

 

I have bfg all terrain ko's. I do not like them not that good off road. The good thing is they seem to have a long life.

 

Stock BFG R/T T/A Lt 265 70 17 great tires. Looking forward to Winter.

 

I have Kumho LT 325/60R20 on my 07 1500 4x4. They came on the truck, have about 6200 miles on them. Pretty good so far. Good in the sand, after airing down.

 

I am running Cooper Discovery STT 33x12.5. They are a great tire for their intended purpose and seem to be wearing fairly well.

 

Well there are a lot of other tires I wanted to put on here but I was only given room for 10 items. Sorry guys, this has really helped though I am wanting to get me some new tires and all the input really helps.

 

Well I just put a set of Cooper Discover AST on the 68 D100 Short, narrow 318/727 with holley, glasspack and headers

A set of Cooper Discover ST lug tires on the 62 Town Wagon /6-NP420

and thinking about a set of Cooper Discover H/T tires for the 07 Ram 1500 ST 2wd.

Those look like good high performance, quiet "all season/wet weather tires" good for daily use here in East Texas as long as one sticks to paved roads. I noticed that Summit racing is heaving promoting the coopers in the 18" and 20" sizes, I am sticking with the stock 17" size.

And why Cooper? they are made locally and my friendly neighborhood tire store gives me a good price on them, 10 tires since March from this guy and it takes him about two weeks to cash the check!

Howard