i was just interested to see what size tires you all are using and how they work and how they look. pics please!!!!!!

 

here ya go, just to give you some ideas of differnt sizes

https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f177...thread-169234/

 

i mostley just wanted to know some more brands because im trying to find a fairley cheap mud terrain tire but thanks.

 

Coopers Discoverys 285"s they r great they grip well and work great in the sand. They do hav a little road sound and cost 250$ each but definitley look sweet

 

I personally run the BFG AT's, but if I were going for a mud tire, I have always loved the look of those wrangler duratracs - I also saw my first set of the general grabbers in person and those are a really eye catching tire, but I cant say anything on the performance of either one. Really depends on the terrain/style of driving to be done

 

I run Maxxis Bighorns in 255/85/16 flavor (33.5x10). They're one of the cheapest M/Ts you'll find (~$650 for 4 in my size), but they grip very well on the rocks and they're decent in snow too. Maxxis also makes Summit Mud Dawgs which are the exact same tire and even cheaper (~$550 for 4). Their only drawback is they are loud on the freeway, but that goes with all mud tires.

 

Not a mud tire, but I run Nitto Terra Grapplers (an A/T tire) in the 295/75/16 size, and I have not been more impressed by any other tire out there. Quiet, have excellent grip in most every condition, and I have put over 50,000 miles on mine and there's tread to spare! I also think they are one of the most aggressive looking A/T tires on the market. I got a steal on mine at $150 a tire.

Pics: https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f2/4...d-pics-163895/

 

+1 with Maxxis being a great tire for the money.

I got a great deal on a full set of REVO 2s last year. Pros: good running tires with excellant cornering as well as traction in both snow and rain. Con: soft sidewall, and if you hate picking up little rocks in your tires, run from these.

Look at the Sumitomo HRT Sport. My friend got some for his 4 runner in late 08. Great tire that cost him under $120 on sale. After 15,000 miles and no tire rotation, there is no visible wear. I think they are supposed to last 70,000 miles.

Also take a look at the Yoko Geolander...

 

31x10.5 R15's on both my rigs now.... BFG AT's, 4runner is getting 35" KM2's. both stock suspension right now....

 

Oh and I have just over 50k miles on my BFG AT's and they still have almost 1/2" of tread left!!! best tire out there IMO

 

have not been let down once with the yoko geolander at-s in 265/75

good in snow, awesome in rain, looks good- blacks out, of course!

 

I'm still running a set of Michelin Cross Terrains which I bought 102,000 miles ago.

They are a great tire, good road manners and not bad off road. I hunt back woods a lot and I've never been close to stuck.

They aren't cheap, but they last over 100,000 miles, so ...........do the math.

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stock sized Michelin LTX-MS

they last a long time, nothing better in 80mph interstate highway rain puddles,
and gets me up to the cabin in the woods w/o much fuss. it is a road tire for sure, but
ok on everything except snow-coated babyheads on 4wd-only steeps. I need chains for that.

 

Im running 33X12.5 Goodyear MT/R's on 15X8 steelies with a 3" lift. The MT/R's are by far the best tire I have ever owned but they were pretty pricey...After mounting, balancing, and protection plan they were $300 each.

 

ill second the maxxis mt being a good tire for the money.


im running 285-75r16 bfg km2's they are okay offroad, and pretty quite on the road

 

dude, my pic never loaded, what the crap... here's attempt #2...

 

Discovery STT's...love em but they aren't cheap

 

33x12.5x15 Goodyear Duratracs. I havent put but about 2500 miles on them so far but have had no trouble in rain on the highways and they are awesome in the mud. They do have a little road noise but as stated above what M/T doesent.

 

I'm planning on getting some 265/75/R16 Nitto Terra Grapplers, but I can't find them locally in load range D. Has anyone got away with running load range E on a 3rd gen?!

 

Some have, but mostly I hear they are way too harsh for a 4runner. Stick with C of D.