Tire help please!!
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PWD4R
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Oh. Em. Gee. This is gonna go nuts.
Why does it need to be aggressive? Do you wheel?
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Love the looks of aggressive.
PWD4R
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Only reason I ask is because most aggressive tires suck in rain and are miserable in ice. You'll have to compromise somewhere
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Frost4runner
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Mastercraft courser mxt. Clean out great in mud, no issues in rain or snow. I'm in Maine, I get all conditions.
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Yeah I read that in one thread I found so that is why I posted up a new thread
PWD4R
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Well I am in Texas so I get away with KM2s and duratracs. Idk the first thing about driving in ice besides don't do it.
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RunnerRnd2
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Im a fan of the mickey thompson baja atz personally, good all terrain with a little extra kick for tough conditions.
I am actually looking at that tire as a possibility. I am also located in va!
RunnerRnd2
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I've had multiple sets of the old version, the new version should be here by the end of the week so I can let you know once they get here what I think of them.
Roc Doc
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Thornbirds.
RunnerRnd2
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:barf:
^This
^This
thinblue148
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I'm in the east tn mountains. I just put king run geopower m5000 m/t's on mine. Very aggressive but have had the chance to test them in the elements yet.
Co4Fun
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Based on what you mentioned you are after above, maybe take a look at the new Nitto Ridge Grappler.
Lots of discussion on them here: http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/219980-nitto-ridge-grappler.html
I did a ton of research on them and got them about a month ago. A mix between an MT and an AT (so should be better in snow/ice etc). Also, even some larger sizes available in a C rating (which is rare these days and has its advantages IMO...all covered in the aforementioned thread.)
I can say they are lighter and quieter than a full MT. Also they made them pretty aggressive looking with the tread and sidewall that has two mounting options.
Maybe worth a look...
Lots of discussion on them here: http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/219980-nitto-ridge-grappler.html
I did a ton of research on them and got them about a month ago. A mix between an MT and an AT (so should be better in snow/ice etc). Also, even some larger sizes available in a C rating (which is rare these days and has its advantages IMO...all covered in the aforementioned thread.)
I can say they are lighter and quieter than a full MT. Also they made them pretty aggressive looking with the tread and sidewall that has two mounting options.
Maybe worth a look...
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Chuckles89
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I've heard great things about the KO2s. I have the old KOs and they're great in the snow and rain. If you plan on playing in the rocks, I wouldn't recommend them.
JayRolla
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I've ran KOs many times. Love them. What's wrong with them in rocks? They do awesome at 12psi onv rocks for me.
Bijan
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I am new here and have went thru every tire thread on this forum. Some threads are older with very few uptodate info. I am looking for an aggressive tire great in rain, snow, and ice. Any help for this chic would be greatly appreciated!
BF Goodrich Ko2
Goodyear Duratrac
These 2 tires have been tested, tried, and proven tough in ALL the conditions Colorado's elements throw. I highly recommend one of these 2 tires. Even rocky trails.
(Colorado has HARSH winters and summers... so anywhere else is cake...)
Chuckles89
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Chunking
