pkt1213

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I have 265/75/16 Kuhmo Road Venture AT on stock suspension and 16x8 wheels. I'm not sure the exact ones. I needed some cheap tires before my trip to Colorado last year. Wound up being a great tire for the money. They're rated fairly highly on tirerack too.

scuba

35" MTR Kevlars on my Taco.
They're pretty badass.

Bighead

315/75-16 Goodyear MT/Rs (old style) on Mickey Thompson Classic IIs.

Doddy

I run Wrangler Duratracs 285/70/17. I've had them for a year and I've driven them in every condition you can think of: Mud, dirt, snow, sand, rain, etc, and they kick ass in all of them. I think that the road noise they produce is considerably less then MTR's but still there a little bit. I got mine for $200 a piece, but that was with a homie hookup. I think that they usually run around $250-300 a piece.

The reason I chose the duratracs over the Cooper STT's was because I drive to the mountain a lot and these tires are snow rated (they have the little snow flake on them) so I don't have to carry any extra traction devises (i.e. chains) when heading to the mountain. Around here you get pulled over with out them when they are required going through the mountain and the cops will make you turn around and head back.

Dumpolina

http://www.flickr.com/photos/rayofunshine/5237043014/
255/85/16 KM2's, OME heavy front, medium rear. Won't clear chains in the front or at highway speed in the rear

Dumpolina

http://www.flickr.com/photos/rayofunshine/3246654828/
No lift, 267/75/16 KM's

http://www.flickr.com/photos/rayofunshine/3852832654/
Lift, 265/75/16 KM's

Dumpolina

The 255/85/16 KM2's I use are Load Range E. I use 55+ psi on the highway, very comfortable. Less pressure on an empty truck seems to make the sidewalls like stilts, it'll grap road ruts on its own and the rear does not aways want to follow the front. Loaded out, I've roaded from trail to trail at 18 PSi; staying under 60MPH they're managable

The 265/75/16 KM's are Load Range D, better behaved at 30 PSI than the 255's, but not a harsh ride at 45 psi.

moneyshot

285/75R16 Maxxis Buckshot Mudders. So far so good

YodaPala

255/70/16

did this size cuz i still got the 3:91 gears

Im too poor to swap in some 5:29's and get 35 inch tires.

BigFishAllDay

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CodyX36

Hankook Dynapro MT, 285x75x16. Got them through work at $195 a piece (back in November '09). They've gone up about $20-30 a piece now though, I got my matching spare a few months ago and it was around $220. Very nice tires though, my first mud terrain ones, they've worked great in the mud and snow so far, aren't too loud on the highway either! Here are a few pictures from me,

scuba

How I fit 35's on 2" of lift: https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f2/t...ma-35s-222863/

warpigg

i like your tub job but by far the coolest one ive ever seen was on a low buck drag car that used 55 gallon metal drums that were cut because the tires on the back were just that wide.

warpigg

how much of a lift do you have and do these tires rub at all when you turn.

bulger22

Kumhio Road Venture M/T 265/75/16. Great all around, had them for about 20k and still have plenty of tread. Whatever you decide just remember to rotate periodically. I go every 3 months.

SRT4runner

Firestone destination A/T's. I bought them exactly a year ago and have put ~10k miles on them so far and they still look brand new. I've driven them through all extreme conditions including very hot summers to deep snow and they have never let me down. They ride excellent and they are quiet!! I paid ~$130 a tire. The reviews on tirerack don't lie, they are rated very highly. They are the best A/T for the money IMO.

http://www.tirerack.com/tires/survey....jsp?type=ORAT

Ohio4R

I'm running 285/75/16 Bfg km2s and I love them only put about 300 miles on them so far. Haven't gotten a chance to use them off-road but in snow they grip really well. I got mine for $190 each from where I work and mounted and balanced them myself so I saved a ton.

md_runner

285/75/16 Duratracs - couldn't be happier on or off road

Rock Slide

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I'm running a set of Nitto TGs, size 265/75/16 and I'm only 1k miles shy of putting 60K miles on them. Best part is, I only paid $113.00 ea for them when I purchased them online. They've been great on and off road since day one. I hope to get another 5k out of them and then I'll buy something else. The TGs have gone up in price since I bought mine a few years ago, so I figure, why not try another brand instead.

Dumpolina

OME 882 ARB bar, Warn XD9000 but with synthetic. Stock SR5/Limited wheels. No tire contact at all in the front. With chains there is substantial contact.