Best A/T tire?
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Best A/T tire?
I was planning on Firestone Destination A/T's as they have good reviews, seem to do well in just about anything and are only $512.00 for a set of 4. However, wanted some opinions before I buy. Is there anything better? I'd spend up to $100 more if it would actually make a NOTICEABLE difference. I stay on pavement all the time, but would like some help with situations like the one I was in today... Drove off the side of the road to hook up a trailer, but ended up getting stuck and digging through the grass 10" into the mud. It was raining super hard and I actually expected this would happen.
Either way, anything will be better than these stock Hankooks I'm running now.
Planning on going from 235/70-17's to 245/70-17's as I was talking about in my other thread.
Either way, anything will be better than these stock Hankooks I'm running now.
Planning on going from 235/70-17's to 245/70-17's as I was talking about in my other thread.
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The Firestones have great ratings, I'm sure they are a good choice that will do all that you need to do with them. But if it were me, I would go with the General Grabber AT2's. They look great, they also have great reviews and they are only $12 more for a set. I'm a big BFG AT fan and the AT2's are pretty near a mate looks wise to the BFG. Another option is the Michelin LTX AT2 they are $630 for a set but $70 back on tire rack. So many great tires and you can only pick one eh?
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Tell that to these guys: http://www.firestone-tire-recall.com.../overview.html
My vote is for Cooper Zeon LTZ's. Can't touch 'em for the price.
http://www.coopertire.com/html/produ...?page=zeon_ltz
MGD
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Tell that to these guys: http://www.firestone-tire-recall.com.../overview.html
My vote is for Cooper Zeon LTZ's. Can't touch 'em for the price.
http://www.coopertire.com/html/produ...?page=zeon_ltz
MGD
The zeon's are sweet lookin tires but i don't kno anyone who has them so i can't say anything. I kno they do look good on big wheels.