What Tires would y'all recommend?

I have rough country's they are ok for the money.

 

Dick Cepek Fun Country IIs

 

Nitto grapples are not on my list... I bad a set of nuttos on. 22's and I hated them, wore for crap, and were just not what I want

As for the destinations I'll do some research and see how they stack up against the other ones mentioned on here

 

http://us.coopertire.com/Tires/Light-Truck/DISCOVERER-S-T-MAXX.aspx


Reviews were very very good, so far in the desert/sand, wheeling in moderate mud and in rocks I have not had a place where these have not worked very well. Very quite on road, very durable sidewall. A tad heavier being E load. Thus far I would rate them 9.5/10

 

general grabber at2

 

^ this. These tires have a treadlife warranty rating for 60,000 miles.

 

I like my hankook dynapro atms , but I don't do much off roading . They are ok IMO , I more less like that they are fairly quiet and last a long time, simply are a good bang for your buck .

If you plan on wheeling often and money isnt a issue the duratracks are badass , don't think anyone has ever had anything bad to say about them .

 

I think the duratracs are gonna be my choice because as you're suggestioning tires, I've been comparing them with the duratracs and they're either equal or less than the tracs..... And looks wise and for snow they're always on top. Which is most important for me because my towns usually covered in snow and I need it that traction

 

That tread pattern looks like the BFG AT's, and id much rather have a BFG tire than a general tire. The bfG's last forever.

BUT, Firestone mt still gets my vote.

 

I have duratracs 265 75 16 and I love them, jus had them in a lot snow and some ice and there were awesome. In my opinion bfg at doesn't hold a candle to the duratracs in snow/ice.

 

That's what I like to hear haha it's good to know they're good in snow cauSe what I have right now, feels like you're driving slicks

 

BFG A/Ts

 

BFG's are no cake walk in snow or wet conditions. Don't get me wrong they used to be the sh-t and they still have there place. Honestly GY Duratrac or the Firestone Destination MT have excelled beyond BFG. Those would be my choice from my experiences with winter conditions.

 

Yeah, I don't live anywhere near snow so I kinda overlooked that.


GY Duratracs would be the better choice for sure!

 

My brother has them on his huntin truck and they jus don't hook up like the duratracs do

 

then that settles that haha thanks for all the input! the duratracs it is!

 

I have bfg at ko on right now and I have no complain about it on snow covered roads, yet. Time will tell....