I went with the Dick Cepeck Crushers as they have the Skull and cross bones on the sidewalls not to mention they have good traction off road. That and I am going with a skull theme for my JK Hince the Avatar. There are alot of good tires out there for each and every purpose some cheap some expensive. When I get home I'll tell you exactly how I like them on my JK in march or April.

 

I went with the Procomp Xtreme MT....No regrets

 

I also have the Dick Cepeck crusher on my JK very aggressive mud tire. I have about 10,000 miles on them and rotate them every 3,000 mile and they still look new. They singgggg a little on the highway. The only regret is that I went with 33.12.50/17 instead of 35.12.50 /17

 

I love my BFG KM2's...
Had snow and ice this past weekend and they worked like a champ

 

KM2's extremely quiet, great traction

 

I'll throw my hat in the ring with the Super Swamper TrXus M/T. I had a set of 33's on my, follow the guy w/ 35's and locked, TJ and they never let me down. No chunking, no sidewall damage. Awesome on the road too, quiet and siped so, rain and snow was never an issue. Only draw back is, make sure the guy who mounts them knows what he's doing becasue they can be hard to balance. And the price is right. I had over 25,000 miles on them when I traded in the TJ and they had over half tread left.

 

I am very happy with BFG MT KM's.

 

I have ProComp 35x12.5x16 XTerrains and am extremely happy with them. 20,000 miles, lots of offroad and they are in great shape.

 

I ran the Nitto Mud Grapplers first, and they were great, a little loud, but that should be expected. The worst thing about them is their weight.
The 35-12.50-17's weigh 90lbs a piece!!

I've since changed into 37" KM2's that are only 70lbs. What a difference in power.

 

Thanks this will help me pick my tires.