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Feb 2, 2011 | 08:09 AM

#21

RevyJKU08

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From: BC

Add another happy STT owner to the list! Similar tread as the Toyo M/T's, just as good traction in mud, snow & rock, very quiet, great wearing....but like any other M/T on the market....sucks on ice!

Feb 2, 2011 | 08:34 AM

#22

07JKDakotaEd

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From: Deadwood, sd

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07JKDakotaEd: Where did you find/get the bolt on tow eyes for the front Mopar bumper? I saw in the earlier pic you had the exposed crush cans and Mopar hooks that I'm sporting ever since I destroyed the cheap but not inexpensive plastic caps the first time I gave someone a push. Thanks, Brent

Purejeep made these ones

Feb 2, 2011 | 08:34 AM

#23

Work in Progress - JK

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From: Apex, NC

I like my BFG KM2 35's; quiet on the highway, great in mud and rocks and worked well in a recent 5" of snow, also very affordable IMO.

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Feb 2, 2011 | 11:12 AM

#24

Wrangler_Jay

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Joined: Dec 2010

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From: Vancity, BC

im more curious about how well do m/t tires wear? how long is there life for 90% pavement and 10% offroad usage?

And how do M/T's perform in rain?

I like the Toyo M/T's and BFG KM2's so far and Cooper STT's.

Feb 2, 2011 | 11:28 AM

#25

JK Mikey

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From: San Diego, PRK

Toyo MT's...yes they are heavy and more on the pricey side but you get what you pay for. Very tough and good sidewall strength too. Also seem to have a good balance between on and off road manners.