advice for tires
 

I do about 120km's a day of highway driving, I need a good tire for both on-road and off-road capability, I was thinking of Truxs MT the L/T version.
I'm going with 35's on 17's . Any advice is great .

Thanks.

bfgoodrich mud terrain km2

Tire Pick
 

You could go with Nitto Terra or Mud Grapplers. I run the Terra's in a 33 and they are about the best on road. Off road they handle well too. I also like the BFG KM2s off road but they are noisy on road.

Good luck.

i went with the bfgoodrich mud terrain km2 35x12.50 on 17x9 wheels :yup:

It looks like you're in Montreal. First, I'd reccomend either two sets of tires (one winter, one summer), or putting extra sipes onto your tires. I know what winter in Montreal means.

Second...Interco products are not known for being easy to balance. They're great off-road, but they're really an off-road tire.

Third...Toyo's cost more. There's a reason for it. :thumbsup:

I am from montreal also, I have 32" trxus m/t's, the thing about them being hard to balance is true. It took two visits to the shop for me,but its been 4 months since the last visit and still good...

I bought the trxus for the price and I was told by the 4x4 shop that they are the best ones out there for winter, I dont wanna have two sets of tires... I guess I'll know soon if its true :)

one thing for sure, they are great off road !!!! mud/rocks/sand ... amazing !!!

On road, the noise is really not that bad. I bought them 10 000 kms ago, went wheeling at least 10 -15 times and they still look like new, if I had to guess, I think they will last me around 40 to 50 000 kms..

overall I am very satisfied with them and they look very good, very aggressive ...

excellent choice :thumbsup:

I run Mickey Thimpson MTZ 35inch and they do great on the highway and are awesome on the trail for a MT tire.

I suggest that you look seriously on often you go offroad and how seriuos the ride is. Buy rims and tires for each use, I know that it is pricey (DMAN expensive).

I have three sets, and the 32s look a little stupid in the winter some say. :rotflmao2: I usually hold out as long as I can before putting them on.

I do not care I would rather be safe. Siping and studs help a lot to, but the softer rubber of a winter tire is the way to go.

get black round ones:rotflmao2::rotflmao2::rotflmao2:

I'm running the 35x12.50x15 ProComp Xtreme MT's. I know a guy that even plows with htem on his truck. They handle the winter well, and they are as quiet as I've heard for an MT on the highway!:thumbsup: