Hello all

Before I pull the trigger and order, i'm looking for opinions on Dick Cepek FC-II tires... Im looking for something a little more aggressive than an all terrain, but not so much a "Mud" Tire. I want something that still rides good and is fairly quiet, also decent in rain/snow/slush. Thanks!

 

They are an excellent all around tire. The really work well in the snow and are great on the road. My wifes Jk has 35's and I also have a set on my powerstroke Ford.

 

They are a very good tire for the money. I've had people commend their mileage. Dick Cepek Tires


Jim Buckley
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Thats good to know, i know they're not a mud tire, but how are they in the mud and sand ? Im looking for something good all around but slightly more aggresive than lets say, a BFG All-Terrain.

 

Anybody else?

 

I just put mine on yesterday. So far I like them, but they have only been on the road. It was raining last night and they did great and did great in 2" of snow this morning.

 

I am considering these same tires. White letters out or Black ?? Suggestions

 

I have had them for a couple thousand miles now and am very happy with them so far. The only time eeeeI have been stuck with them was this weekend on a very snowy trail. The snow was a foot or more deep, powdery and would not pack, and I got too close to the ditch on the left. That being said, only me and big Scrambler in front of me made it to where I was at and he had 35" MTRs and still barely made it.

They are definitely capable in snow and ice as well as mud and are quite tame on the road. Very quiet and an excellent all around tire.

 

I went with white letters out only because I hate that you can still see the white letters on the inside when you reverse the tire.

I am sure the white will wear off with enough time on the trails.

I just wish they werene't called "Fun Country". At least they don't put that in white letters.

 

I like the FCIIs. Pretty quiet on the road and good traction. Offroad traction seems good unless it is really muddy. They don't seem to clean out very easily when the mud is really thick. I've had them on a Dodge (37's) and a TJ (33's)and they worked great for both.