MrClortho

I am running BFG KO2's on two Jeeps and other than bad mud, they are exceptional tires both on and off road and are as silent as the stock tires if not quieter.

I ran the BFG KM2's on a land cruiser and they were a compromise on road, but I had no complaints either. They were really nice off-road but did make a small bit of noise on road.

BFG KO2 - 50% road /50% off-road
KM2 - 30% road / 70% off-road

BoraBora

Because he wants an aggressive tread pattern like the Trail Graps/Open Country MT's...

Jahamm88

He did ask " any other brands..." And the new Wildpeak isn't like the old one. It's closer in style the ridge grappler than the old one which was more of a true AT instead of an AT/MT hybrid

Woody208

i have Cooper Discoverer ST Maxx on my DD. First set of these I've owned but i'm happy with the look and the ride. I have about 25k miles on them so far and they seem to be wearing well.

tg smith

Gents -

I have a '14 JKU, 2.5" AEV, a shiny new Teraflex 30 up front (thanks to bent OEM housing), AEV Wheels (given for weight consideration- 26 lbs), 4.88's and I live in CO. I am a trail/fire road wheeler and have been riding Duratracs (61k miles on them).

Originally VERY happy with them but have stuck my Jeep too many times in the wet Colorado snow where I spend lots of winter weekends. Time for new rubber...

General Grabber X3? Anyone have experience? More aggressive and cheaper...not much heavier...

Stay w Duratracs? Mine were too far gone hence the poor performance?

BigBlueJeep

I've been running BFG KM2's on mine for about 16k miles. They do make a decent amount of noise but they hold up well in the rain and really well in the mud. They also aren't bad on pirce. I picked up 5 for a little over $1000.