MARYLAND TACOMAS

General AT2 FTW

 

I ran those and have nothing but good too say. Just as good as BFG AT for A LOT less $$$

 

They seem to have a lot of road wander....and body roll. Like the sidewall is made of rubber bands. Plus the 60k tread life warranty is bullshit. They don't last any longer than the BFGs they imitate or my hankooks.

Thumbs down for Generals from this guy.






I'm eager to try the Duratracs. I loved the old MTRs:

 

all I need is good traction, and the ability to do this without damaging the tire or rolling a bead

ATs or MTs?

if they are back in stock, you could try the guard dog. I ran them for about three years and liked them.

 

I had duratracs on my 00 XJ, they were great in the snow,mud, roots n rocks that I encountered, after 2 1/2 years-20k miles I had one that wouldn't balance for shit, don't know if the Dyna beads I used stuck together or what, they were even good in the rain, for the taco tho I got the cooper at3's in 265/75/16 c load, cant comment on them yet, 1 tire had excessive roadforce and was promptly replaced by supplier, not enuff miles to make an assessment for me yet, Boss has them on her 00 XJ and luv's em

 

Need @mobtown to hurry up lol

 

Ahhhhh I did not know that. My bad @AR15xAR10 I stand corrected. They are the same ply at the least. But the Cs are a lot lighter.

 

If someone has a used C rated Duratrek I'll sacrifice one of my used E rated for science!

 

Because most of us research our products before we spend 1000+ on a new set.

 

I like my duratreks enough to be on my second set... There's better out there for sure but at a higher price tag lol

 

You don't care about the wheels?


ATMs. Mine are the newer Chinese made ones...not the Korean made ones. They absolutely will not hold a balance. They always shudder between 50-70mph



I don't care for retreads.

 

That's where you fooked up lol chinese tires lol

 

They work good in anything but 3ft of snow and super greasy clay mud.

Plus they wear like iron.

Sidewall stiff enough to make you not wince after a pothole

 

But can't stay balanced?

 

Yup.

They'll stay balanced for about 1000 miles at a time.

 

dyna beads?
http://www.innovativebalancing.com/

 

Who's downtown right now? Gray, lift, black wheels, double cab with a topper. Great looking truck whoever it is

 

Do those work?

 

Same thing as using bb's to balance large mud tires