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My truck weighs in at a little over 4,000. I'm not saying your wrong, I'm just wondering if there was another problem with the tires. The KM2's do clean out nicely in the mud I think.
No votes for the Procomp mudders? Price is right and I can't say a bad thing about mine. And Yes I know they have changed the tread pattern.
I don't think they get great street reviews, but that's the least of your issues for street driving...
I have run the pro comp mud terrain, x terrain and xtreme mt. They were all pretty smooth. The xtreme mt were great. They were smooth, quiet, and hooked up really well. I would not hesitate to run them again
Aren't those the Xterrains Chris?
I had 35" xterrains and i thought they were horrible. Fwiw
Yep, xterrains are what I got now. Came on the truck when I got it.I think I will get those swamper sx tires or pit bull when it's time.Going to wear these out completely first.
Tell us more Ding. Why?
I swear, the tire decision is the most annoying choice on the build. Parts were easy. Kits were easy. Tires are a major PITA. If it were a trail only rig that would be a different story.
First question when choosing tires. What is your percentage of pavement vs off road?Then next question is what kind of off road will you do the most. (Mud?, True rock crawling?)Mine is 5% pavement 95% offroad. My next consideration is sidewall damage. Our trails here have things (tree roots) sticking out all over just waiting for the opportunity to take out a side wall.
For the first year or two, it will be 80%road and 20% offroad. Im only hoping to DD it for another year or so. I dont go in the mud unless the trail is muddy, and I try to avoid that. I mostly wheel in the rocks. The rocks down here are a little different than yalls, lots of dirt and rocks between, nothing like rubicon or moab but a good amount of rock mixed with dirt. Lots of hill climbs.
Buy a set of KM2s, then find a $40 set of rollers. That way during the 80% daily driving time you won't be wasting away your KM2s. This is what I'm doing, but there's other options.. like running A/Ts hahaSent from my LG-H830 using Tapatalk
To Me that sure sounds like what All-terrain tires are made for. Have you considered All-terrains? BFG makes The best in My opinion.
if you are doing that may as well get something super aggressive
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