NAC Guys - Pick me out a set of tires

[chedisme]

cooper stt's are better and cheaper than either bfg KO's or KM2's IMO.

I havent looked at the stt's in a few years(before the km2 came out) but at the time they were one of the most expensive mt's I could find.

 

[Vanimal]

I havent looked at the stt's in a few years(before the km2 came out) but at the time they were one of the most expensive mt's I could find.

i dunno, my 35's were $871 mounted and balanced with warranty. thats pretty cheap. when i was looking for 37's, they were also the cheapest. I ended up with Toyo MT's when i went to 37's but i dont remember the reason... i think i just wanted to try something different, but i kind of wish i stuck with cooper.

 

[Vanimal]

Do they come in 15"s? discounttiredirect only shows them 16 +

They come in 15's at least for 35's. i assume they'd come in 15's for anything smaller than that. unless they just changed it...

 

[Hammered]

I like COOPER ST MAXX... I have 265 75 16s on my xj. But you'd need 16 or 17 rims

 

[Rock2pus]

I've run both generation MTR's...the only trouble if you can call it that is that they get noisier as they wear in. In South Jersey, my rig sees everything, and the MTR's have handled rocks (dumb and smart ones), the street (wet,dry,snow), and deep sand and mud. They wear excellent, and my sidewalls bear a LOT of scars from sharp rock contact, with no failures as of yet. The grip in snow is amazing. The only trouble in snow is they like to chase the sides of ruts in the snow when it gets deep on the road, but you'll find that true with any tire that has more-square shoulders. Are they the cheapest? No, they arent. But dollar for dollar, I'll be happy to put them up against any tire for a DD that might also see some rougher trails. Yes the BFG AT is a great tire, one of the all-time best, but I'll live with a bit more noise for the sidewall durability. ( I run 10# on the trail, no beadlocks, never popped or cut one).
Rich