DURATRACS
TOYO MT
COOPER STT

we get some snow... good amount of rain.. but i love wheelin hard... we have alot of water crossings here.. and steep hills keep that in mind..
and this summer i will be in NC on the beach!

help!


p.s im going with the PROCOMP 7189!!!!!!

 

now that i look at it.. the stt's look identical over the toyo MT

 

only problem.. 4wd.com doesnt sell cooper~

 

I really like my new Cooper STT's. Haven't got a chance to get them off road or in rain. I may have 50 miles on them. What really surprised me about this tire is how quiet it is for a mud terrain. I looked at the Toyo's but it was a heavier tire and the availability wasn't there. Price was also much better. I ordered my wheels from 4WD and just got the tires local. I was going with the Goodyear Kevlar but there was going to be a 3-4 week wait. FYI - when you order call Bustabiz and he can tell you what he has in stock.

 

how much is mounting and balenceing

 

I went the cheap route and got a set of Maxxis Bighorns from a freind who ordered them direct at wholesale. the 315/75/16's cost me $163.99 a tire. If I hadn't done these tires and was going to drop a lot more coin, I would have gone with the Toyos or the BFG KM2's However the $600 I saved in total will be a nice chunk of cash to go towards my next mod (whatever that is).

 

The Duratracs are what I would call an agressive AT tire. Won't do what a MT will do-But civilized on the road in wet and snow. I guess if there was a category it would be a AP-all purpose tire. However remember the old saying-Jack of all trades-master of none holds true here.

 

I've been quoted anywhere between $20 to $25 a tire. Most of these came from local shops as the big tire delaers won't mount new tires that were purchased elsewhere.

 

explain deeper?

 

not on your list but how about some pit bull rockers. some bad ass lookin tires. that's what i want when my baja mtz's wear out.