What should be my next tire?

[grundlepunch]

thinking about new tires in a bit. might go up in rim size with a beedlock, not sure. just gauging my options here. let me know what tire and why. btw i dont DD my jeep

btw, i really like my iroks but it doesn't hurt to try new things.

1. 37" maxxis creepy crawler $360 - $400 per tire (yikes!)


2. 37" brg km2 $270 - $330 (little better but damn that's expensive)


3. 37" toyo open country $386


4. 36" Irok $260

[Bigbike]

I voted creepys but a very close second is the Toyos.

[DrThunder]

Creepys hands down.


If not then Iroks. The other two tires shouldn't even be on your list.

[grundlepunch]

WHY any experience with either? seen people run one and do better then another tire? ect...

[grundlepunch]

Creepys hands down.


If not then Iroks. The other two tires shouldn't even be on your list.

had to throw more options out there.... oh and i've seen Chris Vane outwheel buggies with his 37" toyo equipped cj

i also have seen a MJ do okay on some bald ass toyos

[DrThunder]

I forgot the why part, creepys are awesome. Have seen them work well in many situations. There's a reason why they are used on competition rigs.

Iroks also work well but probably not quite as good as the creeps, no need to talk about em. You already got em.

KM2's are just an old school m/t replacement and I haven't seen them do anything more amazing than my old school bfgs. If your looking at bfg you should be looking at the crawlers.

Toyos, the only personal experience I have with them is a set of balder ones and they sucked horribly. I have seen others work but still wouldn't rate them any higher than a standard m/t tire.

[HeavyMetal]

Creepys. But buying them new is unrealistic.

Shop for a used set. I see 35-37" creepys with good tread regularly go for 1000-1500 which is reasonable in my eyes.

Thats my plan at least.





My reason? I watch comp rigs on an almost weekly basis with them now, and talk to the teams with em. They do a body good.

[Zullock Holmes]

x2 on what will said. find a real good set of used creepys, its the same thing but saves you some green. although those km2's are pretty badass

[XJLI]

creeps, no contest. they are simply a better tire than the other 3.

[Ktmracer419]

creeps will be my next tire

don't flat spot

balance like a smaller radial

smooth as silk on the street

nasty offroad

beefiest sidewalls you can get in a tire


well worth the price tag

call around, i got my creeps from some place in nebraska for $300 a pop. shipping was cheap too

[grundlepunch]

My reason? I watch comp rigs on an almost weekly basis with them now, and talk to the teams with em. They do a body good.

dont they make a comp grade sticky creepy that is totally different then what i can buy?????

[Ktmracer419]

waiitiitittt a second


i thought tires had very little to do with it

its 900% rig setup

[Ktmracer419]

dont they make a comp grade sticky creepy what totally diff. then what i can buy?????

they make a 37x14.5 in a sticky. i do know that much.

the regular creeps are soft enough though. maybe good for a 100% trailer rig (no 40" krawler red label around town tire)

[Even]

what about pitbull rockers?

from what i heard they are nasty offroad and aren't as expensive as creepies

[Ktmracer419]

what about pitbull rockers?

from what i heard they are nasty offroad and aren't as expensive as creepies

they don't have the same sex appeal

and don't look like they come very round.