Tire suggestions

[Lizooki]

The first thing to remember is I drive a Samurai.
That means “cheapskate”!

But, I’m in need of tars. Since the wheelin’days are long gone, I want to put a some what aggressive looking all season tar on that cheap, has decent life, and good road manners.
I currently run 31s on 15” rims …. Wanna keep the same rims and stay around 31-ish so that if I manages to save enough money to get the 4:1 t-case rebuilt, I’ll be ok an the tires.

Any ideas?

 

[zuke]

Not really a lot of choices left in 15" tires, But a Toyo Open Country AT3 265/75r15 wouldn't be a bad choice... A little pricey for the size range at around $200, but seems pretty cheap do me when I haven't bought a vehicle tire less than 35"s in years...

 

[Macdaddy4738]

I run General Grabber ATX's on all my Jeeps. They make a 31X10.5R15LT. Around 213 a tire on Tire Rack. They last quite a while and wear well. Not loud either.

 

[awheelterd]

I'm a poor so I put Blackhawks on my Tahoe a few months back. 1,000 miles later they seem fine to me

 

[jeepinmatt]

I'm a poor so I put Blackhawks on my Tahoe a few months back. 1,000 miles later they seem fine to me

Wifes new van came with Blackhawk Street H HH11's!!!! I planned to replace them, but honestly they have been fine, and will probably last longer than any other high dollar tire I've ever bought.

 

[mommucked]

I'm on the second set of the general grabber AT on my 98 S-10 fire wood, hauler and they are great.

 

[Noel]

I can get some for the 125/140 range depending mt or at.

 

[paulevans76]

I have some cheap 31x10.5 MT's with a few thousand miles on them available. Already mounted on sami rims with pre-sliced outer tread blocks (aka custom siping) from fender contact Plenty of tread, balance beads, set of 5. I've commuted in them, gotten them north of 70mph without any concerns. No idea if they are actually loud, but I don't hear them in the Sami. If'n you are interested, holler. Figure they are worth about $4-500 or would trade for a set of 5 on 5.5 17" wheels.

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