going to try something here.. need photos of different tires...

No prob man. STT's ftw! Haha

 

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I actually have a vid of em in action. Hang on...

 

STT's are awesome, they were my second choice to the KM2's

 

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This is my buddy and me a while back. He took this in 2wd when I just got stuck in it.

 

haha baller :thumbsup:

 

lol They're good tires man. Not too bad at highway speeds either. Not too loud, just a little more than a Pro Comp All Terrain.

 

Mastercraft Courser MT

 

looks good.. i also considered these again as well since i had them on the '97... baah choices choices :blink:

 

Yeah, too many choices. lol I'm bad with that.

 

oh i know what ya mean... but i think i might have made up my mind... not sure yet.. gunna do some more thinking and calculating...

 

Alright man. Let us know what you pick!

 

Grabber AT2's i love them, and for 265/75/16s only 180 a tire installed

 

You know what my truck looks like with 35's so no need to post a pic. LOL

 

It's all gravy brother.

From what I've heard of the pro-comp is mixed, some people have good luck with them others don't. But they aren't the best in snow/rain.

Keep researching and there may be a tire that's just for you as far as what you want out of it, the performance it gives, how it looks and the most important the $$$.

You know my #1 choice if I had to purchase today, but other choices would be Firestone destination MT's or the Wrangler Silent Armor or I have heard good things about the Geolander MT's. I was dead set on the Cooper Discoverers SST's before I found out why everyone has KM2's. So there's 4 other choices that I would run on my rig if I didn't have KM2's.

 

Nitto Terra Grappler 285/75 16. Got them over the summer and love them.

 

Nice, but pricey!

 

Yeah. I love the Trail Grappler M/Ts, but they're $250 a piece for 31x10.50x15s...

 

I could be wrong but I swear I read or heard somewhere that they discontinued them

Im going with these in the Spring:

 

That was my first choice, but after I saw the weight differences in tires, I didnt want them anymore. They're heavier than a bag of bricks. So heavy you can feel the difference in your braking and see it in your gas mileage.