Most aggressive A/T's

Yours show up yet ?

 

Supposed to be her within a day or two now...
I went in and had a... chat with the manager haha I didn't get mad just vocalized my frustration with the run around on the shipping. I called a few other places and they said they could have them in few days. But they were still $30 or more per tire. Worth the wait for the savings

 

Just got it yesterday so haven't had it off road yet? But in time, just hate the garbage the factory puts on, want to upgrade

 

No I mean do you need E rated tires for your end use

 

Don't really plan on wheeling with it, so which load range should I go with

 

Is one P and one E ?

 

It doesn't show on the higher priced one. It shows E on the lower priced version

 

http://www.ebay.com/itm/310901757942?_trksid=p2060778.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

http://www.ebay.com/itm/360885320038?_trksid=p2060778.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT

Bottom one is the Load Range E version

 

Toyo open country AT 2's, 65000 mile tread warranty. Mine have been great in rain and dry, haven't tried them in snow yet as I've only had them since may.

 

Kelly Safari TSR

 

If you look at the specs their load rating and ply ratings are the same , no ?

 

I'm a big fan of the Cooper ST MAXX, I think they look great, have good road manners, are tough, and handle great off road. I just had them in some sticky, snot-slick, clay this week and they impressed me. They clumped up quite a bit, but cleaned out easily with a bit of wheel spin and got me up a hill I thought I wasn't going to make it up.

I like the look of the Toyo RT and when the Coopers wear out I might pull the trigger on the Toyo's. I really liked the Toyo MT I ran on my '09.

 

Go with P-metric also known as SL or standard-load (i.e. neither of the two eBay listing). 15 lb weight saving per tire compared to load range E, enough to make a difference of ~ 1 mpg in city driving.

 

That is way too much to spend on the Dynapros. Not sure where you are located, but they are about $132/tire here locally.

 

Figured out what the price difference is. One you get replacement coupons with and one you don't

 

Goodyear Wrangler Authority. Hands down the best A/T I've ever used in 12 years of off-roading (6 of those professionally).

 

For the E rated LT's ?

 

Oh, the LT's, yea those run about $180/tire.

The P's are $149/tire.

 

thats reassuring to hear, thanks for posting