Dunlop radial mud rovers

[BB98xj]

Anyone have any experience with them?

 

[jeepinmatt]

No experience on one of my vehicles, but my primary wheeling buddy for the past 10 years went through three sets. They have always been reasonably priced, had good tread wear, and worked well offroad. They are not as grippy as the more expensive tires, but otherwise seemed to serve him very well. I wouldn't hesitate to run them on my jeep if I were looking for an MT.

 

[ord.sgt.26NC]

on my second set.First set had 52,000 miles on them when I replaced them.I believe I could have gotten another 10,000 before becoming slick.This set is creeping up on 40,000 and wearing very well.I keep an eye on air pressure and regular rotations and visual inspections for front end problems but with 180,000 miles and some wheeling time,never have had to do a front end alignment.Side walls are thin so gotta be carefull not to cut them.

 

[BB98xj]

They seem to be pretty good from the reviews and your guys experience. I found a set bfg all terrains with a little more tread life. Decisions.

 

[EdJonesJeeper]

They are loud, have a thin side wall and no sipping for snow and ice. For the money not bad though. Cupping can get out of hand if your not careful.

 

[jds97Wrangler]

Here's link to site I use when shopping for offroad tires. They seemed to say what everyone else is saying about the Rover. Basically a good tire for the price.

http://www.offroaders.com/tech/AT-MT-Tires/DunlopRadialMudRover.htm

 

[HAMMER502]

have a set on my grand cherokee.winter 09 was pretty bad in hickory and i was delivering pizza for a living at the time. never had a problem even in 12 inches of fresh snow,point and shoot!!i wouldn't hesitate to buy again.

 

[ord.sgt.26NC]

I'll probably go to a third set when these wear out.

 

[biggoofy]

I have had 2 sets and love them.

 

[Kap10merica]

got a set on my truck they did a lot better than i expected but it was my first trip out to so i didnt have anything to go on. just my 2cents