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03-01-2013, 02:06 AM
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another tire question...
I am looking to get a set of 35's and I can't decide which tire to get. I have been reading up on three different tires.
BFG KM2
GY MTR
Nitto Trail Grappler MT
What's important to me: I live in Michigan and drive in lots of snow. I want a tire that handles well for a MT in Snow. Love the Mud, Sand but don't do much if any crawling over rocks. Any advice would be appreciative. Thank you
BFG KM2
GY MTR
Nitto Trail Grappler MT
What's important to me: I live in Michigan and drive in lots of snow. I want a tire that handles well for a MT in Snow. Love the Mud, Sand but don't do much if any crawling over rocks. Any advice would be appreciative. Thank you
03-01-2013, 02:16 AM
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I am looking to get a set of 35's and I can't decide which tire to get. I have been reading up on three different tires.
BFG KM2
GY MTR
Nitto Trail Grappler MT
What's important to me: I live in Michigan and drive in lots of snow. I want a tire that handles well for a MT in Snow. Love the Mud, Sand but don't do much if any crawling over rocks. Any advice would be appreciative. Thank you
BFG KM2
GY MTR
Nitto Trail Grappler MT
What's important to me: I live in Michigan and drive in lots of snow. I want a tire that handles well for a MT in Snow. Love the Mud, Sand but don't do much if any crawling over rocks. Any advice would be appreciative. Thank you
The wide grooves on true mud terrain tires aren't too good for most snow types.
Last edited by GJeep; 03-01-2013 at 02:21 AM.
03-01-2013, 12:24 PM
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I have the Nittos. They roll pretty smooth and fairly quiet on the road.
Off road they haven't left me hanging yet. Sticks to rocks.
I think they'd be fine in sand. I haven't had them in snow yet.
Off road they haven't left me hanging yet. Sticks to rocks.
I think they'd be fine in sand. I haven't had them in snow yet.
03-01-2013, 02:13 PM
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I would go with the trail grapplers. They do great on and off road and do well in the snow and rain as a well. Only con is that they are a heavier tire.