Stephane87

Hi, I need help to chose the best tires for my jeep.

What I have:
- 2010 JK Unlimited
- SR-A 255/75R17 on stock Moab wheels
- Nokian Nordman 4 for winter (very good on ice and ok in snow) that I use on the same Moab wheels
- 3/4" coil spacer front and 3/4" coil spacers back
- No wheel spacers
- No lift (other than 3/4" coil spacers)

What I want:
- New tires with a more aggressive look then the SR-A
- Tires that will come out of the flare a maximum of 1/4" to 1/2"
- I want to keep my original Moab wheels that I love
- Will buy wheel spacers if I need too

What I don't want:
- I don't want to put a lift because I carry someone in a wheel chair
- No mud tires (don't do mud)
- No heavy tires
- Loose a lot of MPG (gas)

My driving:
- I live in Canada (Montreal) and we have hot summer and cold winter (ICE and SNOW...lot of SNOW)
- 75% city driving
- 20% highway driving
- 5% mild...very mild offroad (no rocks but a bit of everything else)

Was looking at:
- Hankook Dynapro AMT RF10
- GY Duratrac
- BFG A/T
- ?????




I love that look

COPPERM109

I had a jeep CJ with bfg ta k/o'S. They were 30 X 9.5's.

Now I have 33 x 10 something duratracs on my 2012 JKU. Without lift, only rubbing was at full turn when backing up.

The Duratrac's are quieter than the AT KO's, even though they are a wider tire. They are mounted on XD monsters, which have them sticking out of the fender wells, but not outrageous. I prefer the wider stance, more stable.

Using them out here on the wet coast, and they have yet to slip at all. In addition, We had a few inches (4-6) of snow before Xmas, never needed to put it in 4 wheel drive.

Copper
Vancouver, BC

Idaho

Nitto has a nice looking sidewall on an AT style tire.

JK Soldier

Go with the duratracs. I had a set when I lived in Northern Virgina. We got 24" of snow over night and then another 27" within a week. Never ran into any trouble, no spinning tires and no sliding.

EzK

I think bfg at's are a good choice. They are good in snow, sand, street, rocks.. My friend just replaced his with 54,000 miles on them and a dozen tough wheeling trips.

Our work truck has Cooper at3 and they seem nice. Moderately aggressive for an at but wear great.

Tonka_yellow

Add toyo A/T II to the list

dmwil

Another great video! Love it!

tjkamp

Another vote for the Duratracs!

ldstruckn

another duratrac vote. Ran them at altitude in Northern Idaho mountains with no issues ever.

cedarraider

BFG I have 60 thousand miles on mine and just took them off for the summer but will run them once more next winter.