Used to run general grabber mt, good tires. Now i run remington mud brutes, great aggressive quiet radial tire that excels in mud snow and rain...33x12.50x15

 

Superswamper SSR Radials 35x12.50x15

 

Too lazy to post pics so if you don't believe me I could care less. For street/mild offroad/snow I run 33X10.5X15 BFG AT KM's, for offroad/mud I run 33X12.5X15 Interco Trxxs MT's. TheAT's are on my stock rims and the MT's are on 15X8 black steelies.

Verno, I take you've got your truck back now? Guess you have to wait for the article to come out before you can post pics? Can't wait to see it!

 

It sounds like most like the mud tires. However, I don't intent to off road. So I like a good traction tire without sacrificing on the mpg. I still have factory tires, Goodyear Wrangler RTS. I have a good offer this week for the Wrangler RTS, and the regular Wrangler. Go for it or walk away from it?

 

Nice plug Verno hah... Cooper Dsicoverer ST's 235s, and BFG A/T's 33's.

 

I have Uniroyal All season Laredo's right now... not great for offroading but i don't really have any plans for offroading, they hold up pretty well in the snow/rain and they seem to give me pretty avg gas mileage

 

I have 31x10.5 BFG AT, they are great on an off road and in the rain. Ilost a fewMPG's from my stock tires
wolfpack did you have to do any modifying to fit that brush guard with the body lift?

 

31x10.5x15 toyo A/T's
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i love them on rocks and mud, and in rain they aint bad.

 

32" Pro Comp All Terrain Tires for the winter and 33" Pro Comp Xtreme Mud Terrain for the Summer.

 

Before I sold the blazer i was running 31' BFG mud terrains, they were terrible on went pavement, but Dominated mud puddles

On the new truck 32x11 pro-comp All Terrains, I havnt taken the truck offroad and dont plan on it because its a 2 wheel drive, but on the road the tires handle just fine.