Tire Selection

[RGV2DRHOE]

the baja claws are just a little to rough on the pavement for my taste, I had a buddy who had them in 31x10.5r16 on his jeep and at about mid tread we couldnt even hold a conversation. Which is a shame because I absolutely loved the baja claws thier look and performance off road was amazing. And the MTZ's I cant find any in the size I'm looking for, but im pretty sure theyll be near the top or just out of my price range.

 

[bustamovej]

Anybody like super swampers anymore? I have irok radials and they were great and don't wear fast at all. I also read that Trxus Mud tires are good too

 

[canuckz71]

BFG's or General TG. The Nitto's are a nice tire but wear quick and are loud as fwonk at highway speeds.

 

[ZaneDickerson]

I have the DC mud country's
36x15.5x18 (strange size)
BADASS tires that ride smooth and great in mud.

 

[BIGBLAZER]

i have the km2s 35x12.5x15 on my 93 blazer and love them definatly will buy again.. good price i paid $175/ tire and so far i have about 27000 miles on them and still bout 3/4 tread maybe a hair less! and can run down the freeway 80 miles an hour and ride great! also do very good imo in mud and snow!

 

[Solid94]

I am also torn between the KM2 and Toyo M/T. But just to put it out there Toyo and Nitto are the same company and it's a shame that the Nitto half gets not so great tread life. I'd get the KM2 for my truck if it didn't cost $512 per tire in a 38x15.5x17

 

[Fobroader]

Can Never go wrong with a set of IROKs, not only will your 'burb look badass but they are staggeringly good offroad.......just my $0.02. From your list, the only ones Ive seen perform well offroad are the KM2's.

 

[93Chevy_1500]

My buddy has general's on his truck they are wearing like ****. My vote is for the cepeks.

 

[rcman989]

BFG's all the way

 

[blackcoffee]

I loved my 35x12.50R-17, Pro Comp Xtreme All Terrain Radial's and your driving styles/habits are the same as mine. Had them on my 2010 rcsb silverado for 8 months no wear and dogged the **** out of them on the road.
Sure you could find some that are affordable.
http://www.procompusa.com/prodDetail.aspx?partNo=PCT57035&catID=13&subCat=157&ptID=100809&plID=3360

OR

I HIGHLY recommend the Firestone Destination M/T, they are my favorite all around truck tire really. Its just hard to find them in the right size, they do make them in a 315/70R17. My votes on them or the pro comps.