Getting Firestone M/T2 installed

propain

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Going from Nitto Trail Grapplers 285/70/17 to the Firestone M/T2's 285/70/17. Anyone have these? Happy with them? Pro's/Cons?

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I've got them in stock size on my rig.

Had them on there for ~7000 miles so far and they are great! I haven't noticed any wear at all so far. They are fairly quiet IMO, which surprised me.

I'll likely pick them up again when it's time for new tires.

https://www.fourwheeler.com/how-to/...tination-we-test-firestones-new-mt2-mud-tire/ has a pretty good look at them. I'd echo most of their findings, especially the wet traction part.

They did well in the snow we had last year here in Seattle area too.
 
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I've got them in stock size on my rig.

Had them on there for ~7000 miles so far and they are great! I haven't noticed any wear at all so far. They are fairly quiet IMO, which surprised me.

I'll likely pick them up again when it's time for new tires.

quiet as compared to what? already thinking ahead to my next set of tires. thinking about these, yokohama geolander m/ts, another set of RGs, or at3ws
 
quiet as compared to what? already thinking ahead to my next set of tires. thinking about these, yokohama geolander m/ts, another set of RGs, or at3ws

I've heard the Nittos before on another rig that were new and the MT2 were quieter to my ears.
 
I've heard the Nittos before on another rig that were new and the MT2 were quieter to my ears.

interesting. my nittos got significantly noisier around the 7k mile mark as the step block edges began to wear away. i do think ill be able to get at least 40k out of mine though as i still have a ton of tread after nearly 15k miles (285/70 c load)
 

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