Just another tire thread!

[Alaskan Rubicon]

I'm jumping in head first and am looking into a beuy set of 35"s for my rig. It's my first mod to my 2007 rubi. My questions are as follows.

1) what BB is best to fit 35"s.

2) opinions on summit mud hogs.

3) opinions on falkin wildpeak a/t's.

4) opinions on hankook dynapro mt rt03's.

On tire opinions please share facts and history as much as possible concerning mileage ware and over all trail, sand and rock use.

Everyone likes new tires. Tell me how the were by the time you had to replace them. Know what I mean?

I am lookin for the newer info due to most of the tire reviews I've seen being rather old. And thought history compounds if tires change though the selling name stays the same.





These are the hankooks.





These are the falkens.

From the Alaskan Aussie.

Sent from space monkeys controlling our satellites!

 

[jfrabat]

I can tell you about BFG MT KM2's, even though they are not listed. But I would HIGHLY recommend them... I have had it on my rig for a bit over 3 years now. I used to drive my Jeep from Panama to San Jose (Republic of Panama to Costa Rica), whch is about 12 hours away. Did that drive about 8 or 9 times, and did not have any issues. They are quiet for an MT tire, have good traction on and off road, and are strong tires (one time, a tire on my Jeep came loose, and the jeep landed on the tire; besides a cut on the sidewall that did not go through, nothing really hapened, and the tire is still in use - that was 2 years ago). In RALLY heavy mud (I am talking about doors deep goo), I put chains on my rig, but I have gone through some pretty gooey stuff without them... The tires have about 20K mimles on them or so (it is not my daily driver)