Looking for Tire suggestions..
I have the wheels I want picked out.. they're 17" Pro Comp 7105's.
I'm getting mixed reviews on tires, though. I was going to go with BFG AT's but I'm having people tell me they're not good in the snow/ice. I live in New England, and it can be brutal in the winter.. so I'm hoping I can get some suggestions on a good tire.
The Jeep is my daily driver, and I don't have the time to off-road too often, but I'd still like them to be able to be reliable in light off-road conditions.
Thank you for any suggestions.
Edit: Woops! Posting from work, I'm half distracted. They need to be 33's and fit on a 2" lift. MA laws won't let me go any higher than that :(
I'm getting mixed reviews on tires, though. I was going to go with BFG AT's but I'm having people tell me they're not good in the snow/ice. I live in New England, and it can be brutal in the winter.. so I'm hoping I can get some suggestions on a good tire.
The Jeep is my daily driver, and I don't have the time to off-road too often, but I'd still like them to be able to be reliable in light off-road conditions.
Thank you for any suggestions.
Edit: Woops! Posting from work, I'm half distracted. They need to be 33's and fit on a 2" lift. MA laws won't let me go any higher than that :(
Hi,
Go with the BFG's. I had them on my '04 Rubi and they were great. I never felt them slip on snow/ice, but that may be due to 4wd. They also did great off road, but are not mud tires, so keep that in mind. They look cool and are a lot cheaper than many of the other tires out there. You will like them!
Secondly, MA won't let you lift higher than 2"? What a bunch of commies!
Go with the BFG's. I had them on my '04 Rubi and they were great. I never felt them slip on snow/ice, but that may be due to 4wd. They also did great off road, but are not mud tires, so keep that in mind. They look cool and are a lot cheaper than many of the other tires out there. You will like them!
Secondly, MA won't let you lift higher than 2"? What a bunch of commies!


