I've geen looking for new tires for my 1500 qc 4x4. I know Hammer will say Dick Cepec But he's got more money to spend than me. BFG's Too expensive. So whats good? Gas mileage is a concern,as well as long life. : Pro Comp ATR? Cooper Zenon LTZ? Goodyear Silent Armor? General Grabber AT2 (looks like a BFG clone) I do mostly Highway and around toun. Ocassional offroad, Silver Lake (great fun in the sand) Some trail (back woods log roads etc..) Not too much mud (Sand is alot easier to clean up..LOL) sometimes a muddy construction site. I ocassionally pull a 7000# travel trailer or a car hauler. But mostly On road Daily Driver. Noise is not too much of a concern (I love the looks of the MT Claw radial and ATZ , too exepensive for now. How do They wear?) (Hammer said that he heard the Pro Comp X Terrains didn't wear well... wonder if they were 2 or3 ply? Still look bitchin like the claws) !!!!Snow!!!!! Wet potholed roads....I live in Southwestern Michigan. About a mile from Lake Michigan. What do You all think ? Whats the best AT for low $$$$ ? The stock goodyear wrangler hp's suck! No suspension mods yet Will 34.5s work with a torque arm crank? Is a level kit better? What about font allignment after cranking the bars? 3 in body lift, whats the best one? How big can I go with a 3in body lift? Any and all Info will be greatly appreciated. MOPARS RULE!

 

Hell where's the server I posted at 6:29 pm and it says 10:29

 

No advice on the tires, but you can change your time zone in your account settings under "User CP" up above these messages on the left.

 

I love my Coopers. Had 'em about 5k miles and they're perfect for me.

 

Those Coopers are nice looking, love the tails too!

 

Thanks

 

Thanks, Nice Ride.

 

i have goodyear wrangler silent armor tires.... awsome tread life, do not get chewed up on gravel (i drive it every day, about 2 miles) good snow grip, but for all out 4x4 playing in the slop, not so good.

all around 8.5/10

(kinda pricey for the 20s)

 

Most 20s are costly.

 

it was around $940 mounted balanced new stems