cooper tires

[Ktmracer419]

Dude that pic is driver fail not tire fail. and i wasnt the only one who didnt make it up that day.

see. more things come into play than the brand of generic mud terrain tire.

there is absolutely no reason to OMG MUST HAVE FIRESTONE DESTINATION MT

OMG MUST HAVE KUMHO ROAD VENTURE MT'S

OMG MUST HAVE STT

[Even]

unless your speaking of iroks...

[Ktmracer419]

hell, i wouldnt go OMG NEED IROKS either

i only got them because they were cheap

[Even]

i can't think of a better balanced tire for aggressive wheeling

[Ktmracer419]

creepy crawlers

[Even]

creepy crawlers aren't as good as iroks in mud

fixed 4 u

[Hydra]

I <3 Kelly safaris

[Pedro]

how bout safari jungle trekkers?

[Zullock Holmes]

how about pro-comp x-terrains????????

can't wait for those, gave up my KM2's just to run them bad boys

[FireFighter32]

I can vouch that an STT can take getting hit by a Jeep Liberty on the highway doing about 75 mph. No damage to tire.

[FireFighter32]

o yeah, and so can Danny, Andy, and Drew.

[CSaddict]

you ran every mud terrain but the bfg mud terrain km2? damn, they must wear like shit in comparison seeing you managed to go through them all so quickly.

good in snow?

I think all tires are preference and related to your style of driving. I have Maxxis Big horns. I have cut a sidewall. So, from now on I will think they all cut side walls. In all honesty, most the tires made would have cut the same sidewall in the same place. You need to look at sidewall layer when purchasing tires if that is important to you. Every name brand tire has its goods and bads.

I would still buy another set of Maxxis tires. They seem to grip well and I don't get any uneasy feeling on the street or lack of confidence in the woods. They were pretty cheap when I bought them.


P.S. and they are Jeep Forum approved and you know how far that will go.


P.S.S. I made that snowy hill.

[Ktmracer419]

I can vouch that an STT can take getting hit by a Jeep Liberty on the highway doing about 75 mph. No damage to tire.

wow, thats amazing! a smooth, painted, clear coated surface did nothing when it gently rubbed your tire

[Ktmracer419]

fixed 4 u

never been stuck in mud with either tire, and don't plan on going mudding so i dont give a shit.

but from what i hear creepy crawlers are excellent in the mud.

oh and i hate you for making me think of creepy crawlers again.

27/32" of tread

[Ktmracer419]

I think all tires are preference and related to your style of driving. I have Maxxis Big horns. I have cut a sidewall. So, from now on I will think they all cut side walls. In all honesty, most the tires made would have cut the same sidewall in the same place. You need to look at sidewall layer when purchasing tires if that is important to you. Every name brand tire has its goods and bads.

I would still buy another set of Maxxis tires. They seem to grip well and I don't get any uneasy feeling on the street or lack of confidence in the woods. They were pretty cheap when I bought them.


P.S. and they are Jeep Forum approved and you know how far that will go.


P.S.S. I made that snowy hill.

sure does suck when you tear a sidewall on a tire with 98% tread.

kinda why i can't bring myself to run a generic mud terrain.