Tire ideas?

[20034RunnerV84x2]

Sorry for starting a new thread for this. Please down bash me. Lol.

So to start off, I need new tires. Really bad. I need good tires that will last me for a long time and that are fairly cheap. I need good wet traction, good mud traction, and a good riding and handling tire. Any suggestions? I'm completely stock, btw.

 

[ohnoitsthecops]

Pitbull rockers

 

[JB.]

Tire choice is about tradeoffs. Genuinely good mud traction comes at significant cost to the other things you mentioned.

Sounds like an All Terrain might be what you're trying to describe.

Cooper Discoverer AT3 was the best bang for the buck in Consumer Reports Tire tests.

 

[berettashot117]

Search noob

 

[Levinz11]

Search noob

Haha. I like my new DuraTracs.

 

[chaz]

i agree , an AT maybe what you need, out of all the things you want from a tire are aggressive looks also needed? if not i suggest Firestone Destination AT. Firestone Destination A/T

 

[PaulB-2006 T4R]

Search noob

Is this all you can say? From what I can see this is all you say, most of your 540 responses (current thread response count) are worthless.

I know people ask the same questions over and over again but just leave it alone.

 

[Burt]

Checkout the Hankook AT RF10's. Great all around AT without breaking the bank.

 

[deedst4r]

I love my cooper discoverer AT3s. They are great in mud for an AT tire and great on road. I highly recommend them.

Edit: I also think you are in the atlanta area as am I so we could meet up if you would like to check them out.

 

[berettashot117]

Is this all you can say? From what I can see this is all you say, most of your 540 responses (current thread response count) are worthless.

I know people ask the same questions over and over again but just leave it alone.

it's actually great advice, if you would do a search you would find the numerous great threads all about tires already. so, in a way, instead of chiming in with my one or two recommendations, I'm directing you to hundreds of good recommendations. so, once again, DO A SEARCH.

and yes, I copied and pasted that from ANOTHER tire thread somebody started. BTW, YOUR WELCOME

 

[20034RunnerV84x2]

I love my cooper discoverer AT3s. They are great in mud for an AT tire and great on road. I highly recommend them.

Edit: I also think you are in the atlanta area as am I so we could meet up if you would like to check them out.

Yep live in ATL. Out in Florida right now though, anything new happening at home? It's usually boring up there, but I know the pollen is going crazy, just another reason to stay here!

Now just to find the money for tires… blew it all on this trip and I'm scared to come back home because it's very possible to have a blow out. That'd be just what I need.

 

[20034RunnerV84x2]

it's actually great advice, if you would do a search you would find the numerous great threads all about tires already. so, in a way, instead of chiming in with my one or two recommendations, I'm directing you to hundreds of good recommendations. so, once again, DO A SEARCH.

and yes, I copied and pasted that from ANOTHER tire thread somebody started. BTW, YOUR WELCOME

I'm welcome for being told off by somebody I dont even know? Please give me a break.

My computer currently doesn't work so it's a little hard to
Search without one, and searching on my phone isn't easy.

 

[20034RunnerV84x2]

Checkout the Hankook AT RF10's. Great all around AT without breaking the bank.

The bank has been broke for a long time now, car payment, phone bill, insurance, and bill and bill and most bills! Lol. I'll check them out ASAP, oh and thanks for being a nice & mature fellow forum member, unlike most of the immature bastar*s here!

 

[ohnoitsthecops]

Alright I'll give you some options search these
Hankook dynaopro rf10 (ark had a bad experience with these)
Nitto terra grappler
Yokohama geolander AT
General grabber AT2
Duratrac's if your felling like going with something semi aggressive
My suggestions for what it's worth

 

[20034RunnerV84x2]

Is this all you can say? From what I can see this is all you say, most of your 540 responses (current thread response count) are worthless.

I know people ask the same questions over and over again but just leave it alone.

Agreed. Actually, couldn't agree more.

 

[berettashot117]

Agreed. Actually, couldn't agree more.

cool. so, did you search yet?

 

[berettashot117]

OH, BTW, it's the constant new BS threads like this that make searching for good results harder and harder.

 

[20034RunnerV84x2]

OH, BTW, it's the constant new BS threads like this that make searching for good results harder and harder.

Wah, cry me a river.

 

[berettashot117]

Wah, cry me a river.

?? good comeback??... cool story bro

 

[alaskaman]

Overall I would recommend Michelin or Pirelli. I run the Scorpion ATR and they are the best traction tires I've had. Superior as all terrain. Exceptional in wet.