tire debate

92yotaman

92yotaman

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boone, nc
need tires for my yota, im on a sort of tight budget and weight plays a big role too. they will see ALOT of road driving, but need to be aggressive enough to go wheeling
i have been trying to decide between
36 radial irocs
37 goodyr mts
36 tsls

any ideas
jordan
 
You should look at a 35" KM2. Supposedly the new kevlar MT/Rs are supposed to be pretty decent.... better than the old ones hopefully.
 
ive thought about km2s, but my friend that has them wore his out very fast on the road, plus i wanna go a little bigger than 35, thats what ive got now. How do the goodyr mtrs do off road? ive heard so many mixed opinions
 
I've had my MT'Rs for about 8yrs now on my dd with maybe 5 trail rides on them. they have worked well for me offroad even with what little tread is left on them. I'm planning on going w/ the new kevlar ones here soon
 
92yotaman said:
ive thought about km2s, but my friend that has them wore his out very fast on the road, plus i wanna go a little bigger than 35, thats what ive got now. How do the goodyr mtrs do off road? ive heard so many mixed opinions
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Are you planning on wheeling more rock or mud? MTR will work great on the rocks but suck in the mud. I heard the new MTRs are better in the mud then the old ones though.
 
Get the claws. With my first set I knew they would be loud and ride rough but was suprised. JMO
 
i had a set of 33" MTR's and i loved them. got a buddy who runs 37" parnelli jones dirt gripz on his DD and just flipped over 33k on them, too bad they dont make them any more
 
thanks for all the input, ill be on rocks mostly but never hesitate to hit a big puddle:driver:. ive been looking and i am leaning to the 37 trxus, or mtr.
anyone know the cheapest place to order from? i know 4wheelparts can be cheap IF they have what you need.
 
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