Need tire help!
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Need tire help!
I want some aggressive, yet street friendly 33" tires! I need them to be quiet and wear well! I'm having a hard time finding some for my 18's so I need help! I feel like the BFG MT fits my needs perfectly except that there isn't a 33" tire in 18's and the Toyo MT's are not only pretty expensive but they are also on backorder for who knows how long. Suggestions? Pics and mileage #'s are good too!
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BFG AT's are leading the way right now but only b/c I can't figure out a little more aggressive tire. Like I said before, I think the BFG MT's would be what I'm looking for but they don't come in a 33" for 18's. My friend had some 35's on his Chevy and they were very street friendly for an MT- fairly quiet, not too harsh of a ride, and I think he got like 45k out of them which I don't think is too bad from a mud tire.
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BFG muds will be noisy and if you have to worry about icy roads in the winter they can be sketchy as well...have you looked at the Nitto Terra Grappler, my buddy just put 285/65R18s on his lifted 4Runner(looks pretty cool) and I gotta say they are not a bad lloking tire...quiet, supposed to wear well and it lloks fairly aggressive. Check em out
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Yeah I've seen the Nitto. I'm not too crazy about them. To be honest, I don't see why people are making such a big deal out of them. I saw where a guy only got like 30-35k out of a set. I'd much rather have the BFG AT's and get 50+k out of them not to mention they are a lot more aggressive to me but that's just my 2 cents. It rarely gets icy here in North GA and my friend's BFG MT's weren't loud at all on his lifted Chevy. All I can say from his experience is STAY AWAY FROM MAXXIS CREEPY CRAWLERS!!!! He only got about 15k out of a set! They sucked!
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