Woods

I'm not a great person to ask, because I don't have much to compare them to.

My uneducated opinion is. They are quiet and smooth on the street. They seem to be soft and sticky on the rocks. The real question is going to be the miles that I get out of them. Between the Rubicon and Bronco Peak, they are showing some wear on the outer lugs. But, wouldn't any tire?

pearl-drum-man

Great pics!

Woods

One more BP Pic.

You know it's a tough trail, when there are deep gouges ON TOP of your rock rails.

CLACKEY(_!_)

That's awesome!!!

I'll have to take some pics of my carnage.
Top of rt rear door has a dent in it from the tree going in. I didn't stay close enought to the tree and the left side went up on the rock and tilted the Jeep into the tree. All of my fender flares have deep scratches. And of course bumpers, rails and undercarriage.

cclandening

How does your RV do pulling your jeep? I am looking at doing the same thing but thought I might have to go get a class A and get a diesel.