It all comes down to money. I would personally go with either Fox, Camburg, or Sway a Way coilovers for the front, Camburg UCA, and cruiser coils for the rear.
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Hey Alchik,
When you do get tires, check the prices on onlinetires.com. They are considerably cheaper than most places. Americas/discount tire will also match there prices..
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Not trying to argue, but if I even go offroad at all I would want a tire with some strength. That tire probably has pretty weak sidewalls. The KO's have 3 ply sidewalls. I guess I just like the feeling of knowing I have a strong tire on my rig while on the trails..
Those look great for on-road driving but I wouldn't want those for anything offroad, personally. These are tried and true for YEARS to be a GREAT on and offroad tire.
You could even go with a 245/75x16 size. It is virtually the same size(just a tad narrower) and it's a more common and less...