Cant decide on tires

[94xjsport94]

You can't buy them without getting a set used from hardline/ pirate/ CL or getting a sponsorship from BFG. I was joking.

[Mortalis5509]

"Red Labels" are a extremely soft compard tire that work wonders in the rocks, and with that, they are a trailer only tire. They are rather easy to get and one of the cheaper options for sticky tire. If you race it's easy to get a sponsorship from them, as I can get racer pricing, but as of right I'm running the Maxxis sticky Trep.

[Mortalis5509]

I would consider the mtr or grapplers. Never seen a set of km2 impress me, and they usually measure a lot smaller than what the sidewall says.

[ATLSRT8]

I am on my second set of 37" PBRs that I daily drive. Had 16k miles on the last set and sold them with about 30% life left. Just wanted a fresh set for jeep beach //smoke// They balanced well, no issues with them being rough on the highway. They do have some road noise but not near as much as a km2 OR mud grappler.

[kvom]

I have 37 pbrs on the TJ.  Sidewalls are very stiff and take a lot of time to break in.


Not bad on noise, but they do get flat spots sitting that take 5 minutes or so to work out when the tire heats up.

[Raisinhead]

Really how do they do on the road for your daily? Mpg?

They have been great so far, but they've only been on for 2 months or so. They are lighter,but bigger than my last set up, so mpgs didn't change.

[jgerhard]

I think that the MTR/K is good on road and offroad and I notice the lighter tire when driving on road.  Sidewall flexes easier when you air down.  My bias is for onroad usage most of the time.  If I were offroad most of the time it might be PBR or Toyo. 

[BlueJew]

Get the tread pattern you think is the prettiest...all of the tires mentioned here will perform very well on and off the pavement, even the km2.

[Raisinhead]

I don't know, those Toyo's I had were heavy and not near as sticky on the rocks. 

[DOUG]

Seems to me the MTR is the only one that has it all for a daily driver...

Lightweight,
Great off road,
Great on road,
Soft sidewalls,
Longevity,
Available in the popular sizes,
Priced fair

but they are not pretty lol

[Raisinhead]

Lies, they are so pretty

[tcdawg]

I don't know, those Toyo's I had were heavy and not near as sticky on the rocks.

Truth. No flex or grip.