ive narrowed my choices down. please help

Which tire should i get.


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tjkj2002

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OK dont take this the wrong way but
why?
why buy AT's for dedicated off road duty
now if you said that you were buying Iroks for off road duty I would understand but AT's just sounds like a waste of money
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Kinda pointless to get AT's for just offroading.If that is all you will be using them for and have a different set for the street get a good MT tire.MT/R's are good,heck they make SuperSwamper TSL's that can fit a stock KJ.A good MT tire will get you more places then any AT tire will,even on a stock KJ.
 

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Kinda pointless to get AT's for just offroading.If that is all you will be using them for and have a different set for the street get a good MT tire.MT/R's are good,heck they make SuperSwamper TSL's that can fit a stock KJ.A good MT tire will get you more places then any AT tire will,even on a stock KJ.
I checked the Interco web site and couldn't find a tire that would fit the Libby, am I completely ******** or were you talking about the 30x11.50R16 TSL Thornbirds.
 

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I checked the Interco web site and couldn't find a tire that would fit the Libby, am I completely ******** or were you talking about the 30x11.50R16 TSL Thornbirds.
I'd stay away from the thornbirds,they make plenty of tires that will fit a stock KJ,but you''l' need to drop to a 15x6 rim(those will fit on a KJ),they have TSL,SSR's,and TSL radials that are 29" or less.They make alot more that will fit a KJ with a lift in both the 15" and 16" sizes.There are others also like the MT/R's,Maxxis BigHorn radials,and even the BFG MT's that will fit a non-lifted and lifted KJ for 16" rims.


If I was unlifted and wanted a set of rims/tires just for offroad I would get a set of 15x6 "wagon wheel" steel rims(paint them black) and mount some Super Swamper TSL's(29x8.50-15's)on them and would have some killer offroad tires.Probally cost less then $600 for the tires and rims mounted(no use balancing TSL's).
 
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I'd stay away from the thornbirds,they make plenty of tires that will fit a stock KJ,but you''l' need to drop to a 15x6 rim(those will fit on a KJ),they have TSL,SSR's,and TSL radials that are 29" or less.They make alot more that will fit a KJ with a lift in both the 15" and 16" sizes.There are others also like the MT/R's,Maxxis BigHorn radials,and even the BFG MT's that will fit a non-lifted and lifted KJ for 16" rims.


If I was unlifted and wanted a set of rims/tires just for offroad I would get a set of 15x6 "wagon wheel" steel rims(paint them black) and mount some Super Swamper TSL's(29x8.50-15's)on them and would have some killer offroad tires.Probally cost less then $600 for the tires and rims mounted(no use balancing TSL's).



X2 on all that
I tried to get my LTB's balanced and 1 tire took 14+ OZ to balance
which was pointless because if you are like me and let your Jeep sit for a week or 2 with out moving they get some major flat spots
but then again when it does move it is on its way to a trail ride so after 2 miles or so when it is warm out and 5+ when it is cold they are fine
so in a few hours when I head for the trails I will be pissy until I get to the first meeting spot
 
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