Thanks mate , I get what you are saying on the Wrangler A/Ts and how you guys use them up north. We only get the Wrangler ATR down this side ,is this the same kind of tyre or something different ?
My old man is from Scotland, he took me back (to his home) in the 1980s when I was very young. I have fond memories of the people and family I remember meeting there. My last name is Crawford and I am proud of my Scottish heritage.

 

Ok then, I'll have my new Rubi JK 2 door in the next few weeks. I will keep the stock boots on, (will let you know) and see how they do in Southern African conditions.

 

I have those in my rubicon. I think they are great. they performed way better than I expect it . I only changed them because i put a lift on.

 

Those are also OEM in JK Rubicons in Mexico. They are a good compromise if you drive on road most of the time: Good for rain, not noisy and not as slippery and hard as BFG AT´s. They are good for light offroading in gravel. I have not tested them in mud yet, but my main use for them is in hunting trips...

Incidentally, thieves love them. They broke a week ago into my home and stole all 5 tires off my Rubicon. They were nice enough to leave the truck on little stones. I am buying again stock Silent Armors...

Antonio

 

Defnitiely an improvement over the stock SR-A Goodyears, but for a Rubicon I would definitely prefer the MT's. I guess you can just see if they meet your needs and then change them out if they don't.

 

I had these on my Dakota 16" I hated them there was to much roll on them.. Dont take my word for it .. Buy them and try them and you will see...

 

just purchased these tires myself, hope to get them on this weekend, will post comments later

 

I replaced the worn out MTR's on my Liberty with Silent Armor 245/70R16's - nice looking tire. Compared to the stock SRA's, they are hands down better on wet roads and in the snow. Not as good in the mud as the MTR's. They get a bit noisey as they wear, but still are quiet compared to a mud tire.