New tires?

Mud tires

  • Big km2s

    Votes: 4 15.4%
  • Nitto trail grappler

    Votes: 7 26.9%
  • Toyo mud country

    Votes: 13 50.0%
  • Off brand

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Other, list in post

    Votes: 2 7.7%

  • Total voters
    26
  • Poll closed .

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GhostRam94

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Ok well even though my BFg ko aren't worn or bald or anything, they are... Well... Too small. I have gotten to the point I can't stand it anymore. So I have been looking at tires and got my mind made up between 3 tires( well really 2) I will be moving to a 35x12.50x17 tire if that helps lol.

So I have decide on going to discount and making payments on these to help build up my credit and get things rolling for me. The tires I want are between the BFg km2s or the nitro trail grapplers/ Toyo mud country. my question to you guys is which one should I get or is there a better tire that will last and maybe a off brand that is just as good. Feedback is great as I will pretty much base my decision on you guys! Things as pros and cons, tread life etc are great!oh and a good tread life is a must for me that's why I choose these.
 

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Toyo m/t's FTW!!! they last forever, got a good humm, but not obnoxiously loud. And from a personal perspective, the bfg's look small for their size and same with the trail grapplers. You'll be happy with toyo's......

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I second the Toyo's, but they are pretty quiet for a mud tire and they last forever if taken care of properly.
Loud would be something like a super swamper or knobby tire, but your fuel economy will suffer as well as tread life.
 

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From your list I vote Trail Grapplers, Nitto seems to make a really good tire, and everyone and there dog around here has a pair of really worn down Toyo's, they don't seem like they last that long.

If I had to offer a different opinion i'd say try the Fierce Attitude M/T's out. I have them in a 325/65R18 and there a really nice tire, quiet on the highway, pretty aggresive tread and sidewall, and so far no signs of wear. (Couple thousand KM).
 

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No doubt I'd get the KM2's. They are great tires and lots of Jeep guys run them for rock crawling. They wouldn't if they weren't tough tires. I had a set of them on my last truck and I absolutely loved them. I would be running them now except in the size I needed they were crazy expensive. They look the meanest of the 3 you mentioned too.

The Trail Grapplers I've had too and are good tires but are really quiet for mud terrains.

KM2's get my vote.
 

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The KM2's are also very light (part of the reason they usually run a little more $) for a m/t. The lighter tire you run the less power loss you'll have by going to
a larger tire.
 

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out of those the only one I would run is the Toyo MTs only reason I did not run them this time is that their 37 is huge. So im running the same tire im running on my 98. ProComp Xtreme ATs. I love these tires. Some may say directional treads are problematic but this is my second set with ZERO issue. Balanced perfect and they have a 40k mile guarantee from ProComp.
Best shot of the tread I have
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Alright guys so I put a poll to make this a little easier. All of this is great info it's just Making it harder to decide lol
 

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Trail Grapplers get my vote... Just bought a pair- guess ill have more to say about em after I finally get to run em
 

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I voted for the toyo. Awesome tires
 
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Sweet bc not sure I can afford much less I am prob gonna get 75k out of my BFg ko a/ts if I keep them but they are gust to small
 

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Oh and the louder the hum the better:D

If you want loud get the Mud Grapplers like I got.


But I voted trial grapplers. I've had all the tires memtioned and then some and the toyos are awesome to. I just like the looks of the TG's a little more.
 

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i voted for the toyos but still feel procomps are worth looking at.
 

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I voted Toyos because I've had them before and they were the best tire ever!!!! I loved them.
 

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Check out mickey thompson too, they have some good mud tires. But out of your list, get toyos. My buddy has them on his ford(yeah I know) but the only time he's gotten stuck is when he bottomed out in ruts cause he was following a ford on 40" tires(buddy has 35" tires)
 
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