Another Tire Post...
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JK Freak
Joined: Jun 2011
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From: Little Rock
You wanna fight about it?! totally jk 
Just shows how many people have their own opinions on tires, haha.... There are so many factors though, mainly HOW you drive (taking turns like mario andretti or like driving miss daisy) along with a pavement princess or wheelin' it.
Just shows how many people have their own opinions on tires, haha.... There are so many factors though, mainly HOW you drive (taking turns like mario andretti or like driving miss daisy) along with a pavement princess or wheelin' it.
JK Junkie
Joined: Apr 2011
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From: Morris County, NJ
Right on. I drive pretty slow around town, and I do little to no rock crawling, but I'm on trails, in mud, and on god awful gravel roads all the time. If the MTZ's handle the same as the ATZ's on pavement, that's what I will go for. If I get 40k instead of 50k...who cares. I'll probably have another vehicle to play around with in 2-3 years anyways. I'm sticking with a Mickey Thompson or a Cooper because where I'm from there is a Cooper plant that employees a lot of good people and is a great place to work. I don't think they are necessarily better products than others, but I will support them. I've also had terrible customer service experiences with Goodyear, so they are probably a no go.
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Jun 2009
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From: Fresno, CA
Watch Falkens JK Experience videos and see the WildPeak A/T's in action. Sold after watching all their videos.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HuVR5_VeKOI&feature=relmfu
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HuVR5_VeKOI&feature=relmfu
JK Junkie
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From: Kitchener
Originally Posted by MrDillClinton
Right on. I drive pretty slow around town, and I do little to no rock crawling, but I'm on trails, in mud, and on god awful gravel roads all the time. If the MTZ's handle the same as the ATZ's on pavement, that's what I will go for. If I get 40k instead of 50k...who cares. I'll probably have another vehicle to play around with in 2-3 years anyways. I'm sticking with a Mickey Thompson or a Cooper because where I'm from there is a Cooper plant that employees a lot of good people and is a great place to work. I don't think they are necessarily better products than others, but I will support them. I've also had terrible customer service experiences with Goodyear, so they are probably a no go.