nitto or bfg
I like to alternate the two but I had km2s on trucks and they were no good in snow mud or rain lol in my opinion a lousy tire ! I know some like them but not me had them on my pick up 35s 

two sets and I didn't like the km2 , the regular bfg like on rubicons are better
Last edited by jeepmojo; Oct 18, 2013 at 02:11 AM.
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I've run GY, BFG, Yokohamas(yeah, laugh it up), and Nitto. Once I started with the first set of Niitos, I was so impressed, that has become my staple for 4x4 tire. Heavier? Yes. Longer wear, more durable, better balance, great traction (tread for the terrain), and price point. Vehicles I've used them on, Isuzu rodeo, dodge ram, Land Rover Disco II, and a w others. The Nittos have always outlasted in the same areas the others have had trouble. They are a race proven tire, as many others claim, but they started in racing. Such as Fox suspension, Lucas oils, and the list continues. Race proven tech usually is higher quality. But in the end, do research, and fit to your application. That's the best tire.
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BFG is a better looking tire and wear a lot better than the nitto's. Every time i see a pair of nittos its on some lowriding 4 door unlimited monstrosity. I would love to see a pair of trail grapplers that didn't look like balloons under a 4 door. Ask anyone who has had more than one or two jeeps and they will tell you to go with a BFG. For those of you who this is there first wrangler and you bought a 4 door....well your probably running or like the look of nittos.


