Goodyear M/T R with Kevlar
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Oct 2008
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From: Tacoma, WA
I just bought this set of tires with a set of Procomp 8128's and I can't wait to get them on. I've seen them in person and they look very impressive. I'll post up pics and have a review when I get them. I'm sure I can find some mud to run through up here in WA as well. That being said, I don't think they will do that bad in it.
JK Super Freak
Joined: Apr 2007
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From: Prosper, TX
mykit8 is correct on the mounting. The Goodyear Wrangler MT/R w/Kevlar can only be mounted one way as it has an asymmetrical nondirectional tread pattern. The sidewall is marked with "this side outboard" which means that side should always be facing out. Like mykit8 said, some of the sizes come with white letters which means the white letters have to be mounted out. It is not recommend to run this tire without the outside designation facing out.
JK Enthusiast
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From: Little Rock, Arkansas
Has anybody had a chance to try these out in the snow yet? My BFG A/T's are terrible in the snow...not that we get much in Arkansas, but I'm just curious in case I decide to go try to play in some snow this winter.
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From: ashland ky
i passionately hate the old MTR, always have and always will for where i live, it is the worst tire available. however the new MTR is amazing. i wasn't a believer until i rode with my buddy who had a set, these things out did every tire on the trail that day, and it was extremely muddy, he only had to use the winch once on a muddy hill when he got stuck trying to pull another jeep up the hell. the jeep with the old MTR's had to be winched 6 times that day
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From: Phoenix, AZ
i passionately hate the old MTR, always have and always will for where i live, it is the worst tire available. however the new MTR is amazing. i wasn't a believer until i rode with my buddy who had a set, these things out did every tire on the trail that day, and it was extremely muddy, he only had to use the winch once on a muddy hill when he got stuck trying to pull another jeep up the hell. the jeep with the old MTR's had to be winched 6 times that day
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