quadrtec is running a deal on pro comp tires(buy 3 get one free type of thing). How do people like procomp version of ATs? i feel like im doing more research to buy tires then i did when i bought a house..

thanks as always
steve

 

The ProComp Xtreme A/T's are pretty good from what I hear. Plus IMO they're the best looking A/T tire around.

 

I've run the MT's and 3 sets of X-Terrains. I highly recomend this companies tires. If your looking at the regular AT's. My friend ran a set of 285/75R16's on a F-250 for over 70,000miles. He towed and plowed. They were completely bald when he took them off. I couldn't believe that they were still going after the first 50K.

Also, watch the pricing on the buy 3 get one free deals. Most times you pay retail for 3 and get one free. You need 5. When not during one of those deals you can buy them at a much lower discounted rate. Then there are the Wheel and tire packages which come mounted balanced with lugs locks and center caps. By far the best way to buy them if you need everything.

Last, I don't know where you come from but we have a discount tire retailer out here in N.E. that will price match those internet and mag. ads. Buy from them and you get free flat repair and on some makes free replacement. Not to metion the free life time balancing.

 

I have the Ats on my F150. I have the 35X12.5X17 they are a great tire. Great on road guiet and wear really well. I have not done any serious offroading but they do good for mud roads. They do well on wet pavment and snow. Good all around tire if you can buy for the right price a lot of times you are paying for the name.

 

I have 35 MT's have 25000 miles on them, I have 10/32 tread depth left. So probably about 60% through their life. Probably get about 40k off their MT's. They are a very good tire off road and I feel out perform most.

 

Well not sure of the best looking,my opinion.
But I do and always loved the look of the Mickey Thompson ATZ's
I have always wanted them since my first Jeep.

These are so nice for handling
Mickey Thompson has a buy three get the forth FREE