View Poll Results: Which tires for a dialy driver?
BF Goodrich A/T



58
43.61%
Goodyear SilentArmor



8
6.02%
Pro Comp Xterrain Radials



9
6.77%
Pro Comp Xtream A/T



19
14.29%
Other - Please Specify



39
29.32%
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35" Tire Recommendations for Daily Driver
I just got Duratracs also and love them. They ran pretty nice on the balancer which is something i don't typically find in a Goodyear. Minimal road noise yet quite aggressive for a DD tire. 18/32 tread with a closed interior so they should last a while with proper rotations. I think they are a bit more aggressive than they appear in online photos/goodyear catalog. You can see the tread fairly well here.
I'm gonna start shopping for prices. I think I've decided it's either going to be the Pro Comp XtremeATs or the BFG's w/ my bias currently running to the Pro Comps.
Pro Comps look agressive, have a 40,000 mile warrenty, have been rated great, and I've not heard many bad things about them.
Pro Comps look agressive, have a 40,000 mile warrenty, have been rated great, and I've not heard many bad things about them.
I'm gonna start shopping for prices. I think I've decided it's either going to be the Pro Comp XtremeATs or the BFG's w/ my bias currently running to the Pro Comps.
Pro Comps look agressive, have a 40,000 mile warrenty, have been rated great, and I've not heard many bad things about them.
Pro Comps look agressive, have a 40,000 mile warrenty, have been rated great, and I've not heard many bad things about them.
Well if the stock Sahara BFG AT tires are any help I am at 42k now on those tires and still have good treads still meat on them. I am going with 33" BFG KM2 MT soon. I like the look and will be my first MT tires although I dont off road much I do want to get outdoors more and like to be prepared.
BFG A/T dominate the market for a reason. That said, due to my personal experience I have to recommend the Bridgestone Dueler A/T REVO too. The BFG's are great tires but there have been numerous times in both mud and hardpack snow/ice where I have kept traction and my friend with BFG's either slides off the road or cant make it outa the mud (alot has to do with the drive but still...). The Revo's have more siping and I think thats why. The BFG is superb in dry conditions, I've seen the sidewall take nasty hits and remain undamaged. If your gonna be in snow or wet weather I would check out the Bridgestones, if not go with BFG. Run a google on the dueler revo and you'll see how highly their rated.


